China Car Sales Growth Slows - But GM Climbs
BEIJING — China's passenger-car sales rose 3.3 percent in August from a year earlier after manufacturers launched new models to lure consumers back to showrooms.
Domestic carmakers last month sold a total of 1.04 million units, including sedans, multipurpose vehicles, sport-utility vehicles and minivans, said the China Passenger Car Association. Total industry car sales in the first eight months gained 4.9 percent to 8.64 million units.
"An adequate market supply and bigger sales discounts helped to power demand," said Rao Da, secretary-general of the association. "But the sales growth narrowed from July and dealer inventories also piled up, indicating the market still lacks incentives" to surge significantly.
was ultimately started here in China. It seems that the forthcoming facelift is only to bring the GL8′s grill into line up with the rest of the Buick.
D'une part, les généralistes Chinois “purs” sont peu présent dans les monospaces, laissant les Touran, S-Max et autres 
