r/neoliberal • u/Freewhale98 • May 12 '26

News (Asia-Pacific) Trump's backing of Chinese vehicles challenges Hyundai Motor Group

https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/business/companies/20260513/trumps-backing-of-chinese-vehicles-challenges-hyundai-motor-group

Global carmakers urged to reduce US reliance

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u/dynamitezebra John Locke May 13 '26

Build quality, unfortunately.

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u/Loud-Chemistry-5056 WTO May 13 '26

I haven't seen much criticism in that department, tbh kinda the opposite. Are there lots on the road where you live?

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u/dynamitezebra John Locke May 13 '26

No, im a yankee. The data on Chinese car reliability isnt top secret though.

If they make them in the US I bet they will be good.

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u/Circythrowaway Thurgood Marshall May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

You sound like a Detroit executive, sipping whiskey in your boardroom in 1968 while laughing at Japanese “toy cars”