No, I'm not part of the invasion.

"In a bold move aimed at undercutting rival Korean and Japanese manufacturers, Chinese automaker Chery and auto entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin have signed a deal to sell up to 250,000 vehicles a year in the U.S. starting in January 2007."

- Inside Line, Edmunds.com

I don't know about you, but I, for one, will NEVER, EVER buy a Chinese vehicle no matter how inexpensive it is, how well the quality is, or how good looking it is. I already have qualms about buying stuff that's "Made In China" such as certain household items, let alone a vehicle that's going to carry my family in.

Your two cents will be nice. And no RMBs either. "Amelican dolla!"

 

If they can make the right product at the right price then more power to them. I expect that we'll find away to tariff them to death though.