More than half of young Americans consider purchasing Chinese cars

According to the latest survey conducted by GfK Automotive, a world-renowned market research company, among the US auto-consumer groups, the ratios that tend to purchase Chinese and Indian cars are 38% and 30% respectively. Moreover, the younger generation in the United States tends to purchase cars from China and India at a higher rate.

The survey results show that of the younger generation of American consumers, 52% of young people are willing to buy Chinese-made cars; 41% of young people are willing to buy Indian-made cars.

Don DeVeaux, general manager of GfK Automotive, said: "For potential automotive customers, product quality and maintenance services are critical factors. Because the history of Chinese and Indian cars entering the U.S. market is very short, the Chinese and Indian car manufacturers are Words, we must work hard to increase the visibility of the brand among potential customers."