Would you buy a Chinese car?

[ONS]

It's only a matter of time before we find them in showrooms across America and on the road. I'm a graduate student with a keen interest in cars and for our Marketing Research class we have decided to study the interest of American consumers for these products, choosing one in particular: Brilliance.

Please take our 5-min. survey (yes, we timed it) and help us learn a little more about your tastes on this fascinating subject.

http://new.qualtrics.com/SE?SID=SV_8...RkMI&SVID=Prod

Thank you, and enjoy your drive!

['97ventureowner]

What, Wal Mart now sells cars??? I figured it was only time before they branched out into bigger ticket items.

[ONS]

Frankly, I wouldn't put it past them. I'm sure they are considering it, and with a low enough price...

[Andydg]

Originally Posted by '97ventureowner

What, Wal Mart now sells cars??? I figured it was only time before they branched out into bigger ticket items.

Sam's will probably sell them in bulk too.

['97ventureowner]

Originally Posted by Andydg

Sam's will probably sell them in bulk too.

I thought that was occuring a few years back at our local Sam's Clubs. I walked in to do some shopping and lo and behold there was a new car on display. Upon further inspection, the car was from a local dealership and they were touting a new benefit from Sam's Club premium membership- "new car buying assistance program". I guess you could use your "premium" membership from Sam's to help you get a better price on a new car.

[BrodyP]

Originally Posted by Andydg

Sam's will probably sell them in bulk too.

[G-man422]

lol. I wouldnt buy one untill i saw some reviews first.

[PlayStation3]

sams already sells cars. http://www.samsclubauto.com/home.asp...1&atg=8233&n=0

[exsalesman]

There is not a chance i would buy a car made in china. Govertment owned companies under selling the american big 3 as well as all other makers. I do not believe a car made in china will survive in the states