[1rudeboy]

Well, one reason is that U.S. corporate tax policy (remember, this is the same government that folks expect to protect them) encourages U.S. auto manufacturers to create free-standing subsidiaries (aka, offshoring) in foreign countries. So while Buick is the best-selling auto in China (at least until recently), GM plants in the U.S. see none of the business.

[central_va]

BS. There is 25% import tariff on autos exported to China. That is why they make them there. You never know what you are talking about.

Existing taxes and duties already push up the cost of US imports by 25%, and the new levies make it even more expensive for Chinese consumers to buy American.

Link here.

Your ChiCom buddies BF us and you go on smiling. One day you may become an American.