Japanese Car Sales Recover In China
June 5th, 2013 12:55 PM
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Japanese automakers are a little less worried when they look westwards to China, as their sales appear to slowly recover from a severe drumming during the island crisis.
Honda’s May car sales in China are up 4.6% on the year, Nissan’s sales rose 2%, and Toyota reports a tiny 0.3% sales increase, says The Nikkei [sub].
Toyota executives say that a lack of new product in China is partially to blame for its laggardness.
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The headlights on that Reiz look all kinds of wrong. Unfortunately it's the only feature on the front half with any shape at all.
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As long as Abe lay low on the Senkaku isl, cars will keep flying off the shelf.