China's Carmaker denies spy charge

China's largest automaker, Chery International, denied charges Monday by US prosecutors who are accusing it of stealing millions of dollars worth of clean energy technology from former engineers of US auto giant General Motors.
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uaw_lax - 7/27/2010 11:02:21 AM

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Yea sure.... also that it is mandatory for foreign automakers to so called "partner" with a Chinese auto maker to sell cars in China this type of stuff happens all the time and the Chinese government planed it. When they all pilfer enough secretes from their "partners" the foreign automakers will have to leave,

Need4Speed - 7/27/2010 3:24:20 PM

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Hence the reason why I would never buy a Chinese made car. No matter the price or the quality.

I happen to believe the Chinese have both feet up our American a$$es and our Gov't likes the way it feels because the keep asking for more.

upwards - 7/27/2010 11:51:22 PM

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"they keep buying crap from overseas."

Are you not a Toyota fan?