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Your understanding of what’s happened with Chinese cars is 15 years out of date. They’re really good now, even better in some ways. And honestly, it’s just the
by cpursley 1y ago
Your understanding of what’s happened with Chinese cars is 15 years out of date. They’re really good now, even better in some ways. And honestly, it’s just the push that the legacy car builders needed.
- tpm 1y agoThey might be good, but service network/spare part logistics is a huge issue at least in Europe. We can also expect some of them will go bankrupt because of the current price war. Of course European manfuacturers can also go bankrupt but at least spare parts will still be available by parts/aftermarket manufacturers, will this be the case for these too?
- cpursley 1y agoThat's a very reasonable argument. Personally I'd only go with a larger brand. Those Zeekers are very compelling and look good (European designed): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvnZ0mTCBng https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvnZ0mTCBng