
General Motors is expected to outpace the overall automotive market in China.
General Motors has had better days. A bankruptcy has hit the automaker hard and has been forced to restructure it’s entire company. However, there is some good news after all of this, and it comes from China where GM has seen an unbelievable growth this year and expects it to continue well into 2010.
“We expect sales to continue to grow next year,” Kevin Wale, President & Managing Director for GM’s China Operations. “We are confident the government will take appropriate action to continue stability in the market.”
“Next year we will again try to grow a little faster than the market’s growth,” he added.
GM has been a long-time seller in the China market. In September, GM’s sales in China were up 55.6 percent, which outdid every other automaker by almost 34.2 percent. With this rapid growth, the automaker will be looking to improve on this success and dominate the market in 2010.





October 14, 2009
Car News