Suzuki shuts down Chinese plant due to poor sales

Apparently, not every carmaker that has business in China has reaped overflowing success. Suzuki is one such example as it has decided to shut down its office in Shanghai since the joint venture it had meant to enter with Changan Auto failed to prosper.

A report by gasgoo.com indicated that Suzuki chose to terminate local operations because of the disappointing sales of the Kizashi, which it had the highest expectations for. Suzuki actually already is more attentive to growing markets such as India where it plans to establish the foundation for a big export market.
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jtz7 - 12/14/2010 11:34:44 PM

-5 Boost

Who things this sedan is orginal?

Lamborghini_vs_Ferrari_Racer - 12/14/2010 11:55:58 PM

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I don't THING if this sedan is original or not but a few decades ago when India was still a young country after independence from the British, Suzuki was the company which brought in the most modern car at the time which is the main reason it is still no.1 in India. Because of the ridiculous sales and service network where even an illiterate knows how to fix their Suzuki and ridiculous fuel economy of those small Japanese engines...

dlin - 12/15/2010 1:05:41 AM

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Chinese plant? Where? Singapore?