What is one Chinese invention that we all have today and works like a charm?
There are several parts of that first sentence that just don’t add up. The
reason is because the Chinese seem to have an inability to design a car. It’s
like asking a worker bee to redesign the honey comb to where it’s more
aesthetically pleasing. So since the nation of copycats make everything else
what is to stop them from producing a Ferrari 458 Hongtalia? Nothing really as
any of the companies in China ever seems to get sued for copyright infringement.
Due to the communist government and their love to undercut and overproduce
leaves all auto designs up for grabs.
So if I were a Chinese auto manufacturer I would be building all the iconic cars
from the past century and selling them with copied engine designs. Think about
getting a 57 Mercedes 300SL Gullwing clone for $10,000 or a 69 Ford GT40 with
the Gulf Livery for $12,000. These vehicles would cause my debt to income ratio
to sky rocket because I would certainly be buying up these iconic beauties. I
mean sure the f-ing wheel will fall off going into turn three as you take it to
the track. But hey these cars would get you all kinds of respect until you
started the car or until the student studying Mandarin realizes your badge
translates to “stupid round-eye”.
The fact is that we have seen companies such as Kia and Hyundai turn their
companies from laughing stocks to our daily drivers. China can do this too but
they will need an Italian designer and Japanese engineers working on their cars
instead of copying everything on the market. I mean sure the family sedans all
look the same these days so China could simply copy those and be ok but they may
want to start looking into using nothing but outside assistance for building
vehicles and might not use parts made in their country. Reason being is that we
are still seeing issues with Ford transmissions built in China.
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