Can you image yourself driving this Chinese made cars sometime next year? At least it is one man’s dream.
Malcolm Bricklin, described in Washington Post article as a visionary and an impractical dreamer, but also credited with helping Subaru and Yogoslavia made Yugo to American market. While you see Subaru everywhere, but certainly not Yugo, a failed flop for Mr. Bricklin.
The plan is by 2007 to have 250 dealers to sell 25,000 Chery (奇瑞) cars, a compact car made in Wuhu, Anhui, China. While price may not be as big as a problem as servicing, Mr. Bricklin, not surprisingly, also plans to have Wal-marts as the auto parts centers for the Chevry cars.
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Just as I won't drive a KIA I won't drive a Chinese car until I know that it is well manufactured. When I spoke with a U.S. car maker in China, they had their car imported instead of driving a locally manufactured car. That should tell one something. This I will wait on the Chinese car until it makes the Consumer Guides top car list.
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