==Daimler considers moving Mercedes production from U.S. to China==
Daimler mulling over moving production to Asia respectively China
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Profit drop announced'
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BMW already on the move to China
This report follows the recent decission of BMW to move parts of their SUV production from Spartanburg, U.S. to China in response to tariffs. Up to 10,000 employees could be affected.
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that's where they belong because they're chinese garbage to begin with
take note and remember each one of these greedy, slave-labor loving companies that turned their backs on the U.S. Don't ever buy their products again. You don't like doing business with us? Fine, then wallow in China, faggots.
So they want to move from the USA to China to make sure nobody buys their cars since they’ll have an even larger mark up? What lunacy is this?
It’s amazing that all of them are German manufacturers and they’d rather close down factories in the USA and open them in China. Why not Mexico at least like the American car companies have since it’s in NAFTA or even Canada??
Happens when you have investors that are trust fund morons with an MBA found out of a cereal box. To them immediate results > everything else, including long term stability.
They may as well at this point. China has already stolen most of their technology from the parts factories that are already there and will be pumping out Mercebes Denz with 99% of the function and 30% of the price in ten years.
Their trashy cars that need the block rebuilt after 100K are a perfect fit for the stupid chinks.
Such a needless fall.
Great. American companies can take over the luxury market. Tesla in particular is looking to eat their lunch. Their over-priced junkheaps always break down anyway. My beamer was a constant headache. Since when do the rich like to waste time sending their car back to the shop?
Anyway, do none of these guys remember how Trump came down on Toyota or the air-conditioning companies that wanted to move production to Mexico? I doubt this will go well for them.