By on November 3, 2010

U.S. car sales had peaked in 2000 at 17.4m, and it’s been downhill from there. Especially lately.  This year, we might see between 11 and 12 million in the U.S.  But wait, we might see the +17m again this year. In China.

“Industry experts are now saying China is on path to surpass that record,” reports Gasgoo. And that’s just the beginning. (Read More…)

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