> EU car makers are very successful in China > I don't think you understand how the Chinese car market works at all [...] This is about every major car maker h

> EU car makers are very successful in China > I don't think you understand how the Chinese car market works at all [...] This is about every major car maker having set up large JVs. The distinction between Chinese and EU companies is increasingly blurred Both of these quotes are yours. In a feat of extreme cognitive dissonance you can't seem to make up your mind about how that market works. So this and the large volume of your misinformed comments sure starts to sound like trolling to me. There's no "EU manufacturer" in China, there are EU brands and tech, and Chinese-EU JVs. As I said before China has broken trust with every opportunity and even has an internal legal framework to support that. What local EU/US car manufacturers are doing is chasing short term profit because the executives and shareholders want to get it in their lifetimes. Après moi, le déluge. But EU/US interests are far longer term than the average company CEO's term. So "let's make a quick buck for the next decade or two and then realize we're outcompeted to an inconceivable degree" is not an option for anyone who's not looking to completely sabotage their internal economy.