China And The US Have Very Different Stereotypes For The Same Cars
The Chinese auto market is a young one, but it is already the world's biggest, and a key region for the global auto industry.
But to sell cars there, it's more than a question of translating manuals and opening a few dealerships.
Over the last 30 years, according to the New York Times, the Chinese public has also formed some very strong opinions as to who drives a particular make and model and why - and those views are often at odds with how brands are perceived in the U.S.
For non-Chinese automakers, understanding those perceptions is key to putting more cars on the road.
[An earlier version of this article was written by Alex Davies and Travis Okulski.]
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