The Big Call
Auto sales: A strong Q4, but more moderate 2011 in prospect
- Published 02 Dec 2010
Our surveys show buoyant demand in November and December but 2011 may see a return to more moderate auto sales growth.
China Confidential has conducted two surveys to gauge current and future demand for autos. The first survey was conducted online, polling consumer intentions and preferences among 1,790 respondents in 196 cities over the period from Oct 22 to Nov 12. The second survey, using our grassroots network of researchers in nine cities, investigated sales and orders at 80 auto dealerships across the country in the last week of November. An analysis of both surveys forms the basis of our Big Calls for this issue.
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Macro View
Searching for a Golden Mean
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Forbidden City
North Korea throws a focus on Asia's fraught strategic balance
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Consumer China
China's car market - Plenty of zip left
Toyota - Sliding reputation brings a meagre harvest
BMW - Taking the high road
Geely - Stalling after a strong 1H, though new launch "Vision" shows promise
BYD - Taking a breather but still strong in lower tier cities
SAIC Motor - Thriving through joint ventures with VW and GM
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In Depth
Trust companies - A benign or malignant part of China's financial architecture?
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The Best of Chinese Commentators
A turning point for real estate?
Loose liquidity or tight supply?
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Funds Data
Flows to China hold up despite inflation fears
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