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GM sales in China up 36.7%

By Bob Holland | November 7, 2006

Things are starting to look rosier for GM. Product and sales in the US are showing positive signs, and sales in China are way up.

"We are willing to invest ahead of demand here because we are very bullish that demand is going to keep growing here," Chairman Rick Wagoner told journalists after taking a ceremonial spin, with Shanghai Mayor Han Zheng, in GM's hydrogen fuel cell-powered Sequel.

Categories: Auto Industry,General Motors,Trends

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ateixeira says:

09:23 AM, 11/ 7/06

36.7% of not much is still not much. China will boom but it's happening slower than once thought.

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estreka says:

10:37 AM, 11/ 7/06

Yeah, while that's a decent gain, there are other companies that are making whopping advances in China.

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firstwagon says:

02:50 PM, 11/ 7/06

Wait a few more years until the Communist government collapses. That's when the real boom will happen.