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Saturday, May 31, 2014

Chinese VS. Indian cars?




Partial Di


I am biased towards Indian cars.cause I am Indian, but I think they are better.

Why?

Because they have better crash safety, even the tiny Tata Nano is better than a Chinese coupe or smalls sedan in terms of front and rear impact.

Indian cars usualyl have more powerful power plants.

More reliability, if you know Mahindra and TATA, they will go on forever.

They actually have nice diesel engines, and have better engine tech because they have bought many "powerful" western engine making companies and have ventures with Japanese companies like Honda and Suzuki.

Interior of Indian cars is......bad, worse than Chinese cars. But, other than that, I see no other faults.


But what do you guys think?

(Please no uneducated folk who think of India as a cow herding country just because it hasn't been in the news as much as China; stop looking at info from the 70's or 80's.)



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Chinese cars suck, which is why GM is taking over the market in China.
Indian cars not equipped with the appropriate features for the American market. Not only that, since India likes to hope on the train with the best opportunities, like the relationship between India and Russia during the Cold War, even with the appropriate modifications you'll not going to see those cars in the USA.

Even if such vehicles are allowed inside, I really doubt they would sale. Ask KIA how hard it was to get into the American market versus Japanese vehicles, European vehicles, Ford, GM, Daimwhatever, etc. Shoot, why do you not ask an more harder question like this.
Hell, Indian cars will not even sale in California which has an extremely strong car culture, possibly the most out of all the States. Car sales here are the highest in the USA and there's no adequate public transportation in So.Cal. Taxis are hell a lot expensive compared to NY. The MetroLink train that runs on very specific and few "Lines" charges 56.2 cents a mile. =/ It takes me over 15 dollars from Fontana to LA Union Station. It takes me less than 3 dollars to drive there on the 210, safer and faster as well, That shows you how much car industry's lobbyist hinder Public Transportation efforts.

Also, many States are adapting much of Californian emission laws which are the toughest in the USA.

Which car is better, Indian or Brazilian.

Also, diesel engines will not sale well in the USA because it's very inconvenient. Take Peugot, or w/e it's called, they did not survive the American market.

Here are some reasons for the car diesel disadvantages.

1-Diesel engines are dirty and do not meet Federal standards, let alone many States because of all the MPG legislation and stronger emission rates in the US.
2-I only see diesel pumps in very random and few places here in So.Cal.
3- Diesel is more expensive than 87 octane here in So.Cal
4-Diesel engines will have to be nerfed in power and torque to be fuel efficient and better emissions.
5-Diesel technology is expensive, therefore diesel engines are also. I read this article in Car and Drive about reintroducing diesel engines to the American market. The specs for the vehicle were weak and the cost high. =(

Also, you see our big rigs use diesel and also a very few amount of big cab trucks because diesel gives more torque than power. The major problem about these "work horses" is because.....

Department of Motor Vehicles charge more money because it's a work-vehicle if powered by diesel and it's a truck, in California the registration is higher regardless if it's diesel or not so long the truck is listed as work-vehicle. =(


Conclusion.

Though Indian vehicles are better than Chinese, it'l never survive the Western market for long without a lot of costly changes, even if India's economy has "cheaper" labor than USA the American car buyers still will not purchase the car if not assembled in USA and will never buy a Chinese car. LMFAO. Do you see the products they make? They hardly last long and just bad. That's just another story.



Sorry for long story but to compare to countries products than you'll have to compare them to the leading country's industry before assessing. By comparison, India vehicles are better constructed, less pollutant, a bit better mileage, but will all become obsolete soon and big waste for designing diesel engines since they'll never be efficient. =(

Will china continue to claim japan's senkaku islands while cancer victims in china are increasing?




Sense


My heart goes out to the cancer victims and their families.

http://rt.com/news/china-water-pollution-cancer-346/

the number of cancer victims continues to rise in china after years of pollution china factories, cars and lax cost cutting environmental regulations are making the country plagued with pollution, from soils, water, moving air, rain to snow. Fruits are found deformed because of the pollution damage to the DNA.

will china stop claiming japan's senkaku Islands in order to make this long lasting pollution plague stop damaging the health of chinese people and the food products and water ?

kind regards for your answers.



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Interesting that you should ask.

China has been a perpetual land grabber since time immemorial.

Historically China has sought to grab territories on its western and northern borders. Theft of lands of Mongolia, East Turkestan and Tibet are glaring examples.

China cannot steal any more land on its northern and western borders. They cannot afford to bully the Russians in ceding any land on the northern border and wants no more of "Stan" countries' land for the fear of rubbing the Moosleems wrong way and inviting terror attacks from al Qaeda et al.

The only other opportunity for land grabbing lies in the east and hence China is bullying its small neighbors.

The rise of cancer villages in China is the result of the sins on account of land grabbing and thievery that China keeps committing.

Thor is the benevolent God and his hammer strikes those who bully their neighbors, steal their land and keep picking fight.

Thor sent me this message - I will raise my hammer and come to the aid of everyone being oppressed by the Chinese bullies.




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Friday, April 18, 2014

Will china continue to claim japan's senkaku islands while cancer victims in china are increasing?




Sense


My heart goes out to the cancer victims and their families.

http://rt.com/news/china-water-pollution-cancer-346/

the number of cancer victims continues to rise in china after years of pollution china factories, cars and lax cost cutting environmental regulations are making the country plagued with pollution, from soils, water, moving air, rain to snow. Fruits are found deformed because of the pollution damage to the DNA.

will china stop claiming japan's senkaku Islands in order to make this long lasting pollution plague stop damaging the health of chinese people and the food products and water ?

kind regards for your answers.



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Interesting that you should ask.

China has been a perpetual land grabber since time immemorial.

Historically China has sought to grab territories on its western and northern borders. Theft of lands of Mongolia, East Turkestan and Tibet are glaring examples.

China cannot steal any more land on its northern and western borders. They cannot afford to bully the Russians in ceding any land on the northern border and wants no more of "Stan" countries' land for the fear of rubbing the Moosleems wrong way and inviting terror attacks from al Qaeda et al.

The only other opportunity for land grabbing lies in the east and hence China is bullying its small neighbors.

The rise of cancer villages in China is the result of the sins on account of land grabbing and thievery that China keeps committing.

Thor is the benevolent God and his hammer strikes those who bully their neighbors, steal their land and keep picking fight.

Thor sent me this message - I will raise my hammer and come to the aid of everyone being oppressed by the Chinese bullies.

Why are more automobiles sold in China than anywhere else in the world?

Q. China surpassed America to become the world's largest automobile market in 2009 and keeps extending its lead. Over 18 million automobiles were purchased by Chinese in 2010. An estimated 30 million vehicles will be purchased annually in China by 2020.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-drive/new-cars/auto-news/chinas-auto-market-the-worlds-biggest-and-growing-fast/article2034588/


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Dude, what grade did you quit school in? Duh, China has 1.4 billion people does math mean anything to you? Other than India what nation comes close to having a population the size of China's? Your mental capacity astounds me when you ask questions as complicated as this. I now understand why you answer questions with the answers you make up.




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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Why are more automobiles sold in China than anywhere else in the world?




Abe Cool


China surpassed America to become the world's largest automobile market in 2009 and keeps extending its lead. Over 18 million automobiles were purchased by Chinese in 2010. An estimated 30 million vehicles will be purchased annually in China by 2020.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-drive/new-cars/auto-news/chinas-auto-market-the-worlds-biggest-and-growing-fast/article2034588/



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Dude, what grade did you quit school in? Duh, China has 1.4 billion people does math mean anything to you? Other than India what nation comes close to having a population the size of China's? Your mental capacity astounds me when you ask questions as complicated as this. I now understand why you answer questions with the answers you make up.

HELPPPP!!! unAmerican car?




AJ


Is it not American to buy an old 93 toyota pick up from an american used to help an american small busniess
I cant deicde it will be my first car(its alittle sh*ty but thats becuase idont want to spend money on a car im not going to use because im going into the military)



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http://www.boston.com/cars/news/articles/2006/09/24/made_in_america_hard_to_tell/

Go read that.

A lot of "american" cars, aren't made in the United States.

And there are a lot of "foreign" cars that are.

My Mitsubishi Eclipse? Made in Illinois, by Americans.

You have to realize something though. You aren't supporting America, by supporting one guy selling a truck. Your money, is not going back into America. It's going into his wallet.

If he uses it to go by a TV made in China, and a car made in Japan....what good did it do you?

Did you even think about that?


Last note, since you seem to misunderstand something:

America: North, Central, and South America.

American: Anyone from ANY of those locations.

Which means people from Brazil, ARE AMERICANS. So are Mexicans. So you might want to rethink your definition of the word.

I'd imagine you think "asian" is only someone from China, Japan, etc? Did you know that Iraq is part of Asia? Etc....




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Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Is it too late to consider transition and therapy?

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Q. I'm 21. I'm planning on getting a car in two months to see a gender therapist in a nearby city. I just keep feeling like a woman. I hate my adam's apple and body hair a lot.


Answer
"It is never too late to be who you might have been" ~ George Eliot

There was a story in the news recently about someone in China who transitioned in her 80's.

So 21 is definitely not too old. In fact the best age is whenever the person is ready and not a day before.

An Adam's apple and body hair can be taken care of. Get thee to a gender therapist and start your journey to being your true self.

Some resources for you:

http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/conway/conway.html

http://www.TSRoadmap.com

http://www.lauras-playground.com/forums/index.php?showforum=12
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What does it mean when your driving and the steering wheel locks up and you cant turn it?

Q. This happened when i was pulling into a parking space....it locked up randomly....and a few red lights came on then i tuned the car off took out the key then out it back in an started it again then it was seemingly fine....i dont know why this happened the car is older as well but in good condition..could it have something to do with the battery? or?


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this sounds to me like your engine died while idleing into the parking spot. This could be a number of different things, from car needs a tune up, to you put cheap gas in yesterday, and it had water in it. we need more information. The good news, I guess is it did start back up. Keep an eye on it, listen to how the car idles when you are in drive with your foot on the brake. Does it seem to be a bit more shakey at idle in gear than normal? have you used a different brand of fuel than normal recently? When was the last good full tune up using good quality parts. (auto parts stores all have a line of cheap tune up parts, and higher end tune up parts that work much better, longer, because they were not made cheaply in china. How about a fuel filter? been changed recently? or the air filter, same deal, been changed recently? hope you figure it out soon.




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Friday, July 19, 2013

Why do some experts predict China's economy is going to collapse as fast as it expanded?

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randomdude


I was just wondering what reasons and justifications these experts used. Being the world's #1 exporter, with a surplus of over 3 trillion US$ (1/3th of the American dept!) and with it's massive middle class getting richer and richer every day, I don't see how it could collapse.

The country's economy have been growing faster than any other country's economy for the past 20 years and it's current growth was unequaled in the history. China is now a very important place for international business. A few years ago, it only produced cheap goods but it now produces textile, high quality technology, etc.

How is this supposed to fail?

Thanks in advance for your explanations.



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Well, some of the reasons for it's success are also the reasons it could be subject to failure.

1. The economy is significantly based on EXPORTS, particularly to the west, so if North Americans and Europeans slow down buying stuff, China's economy suffers disproportionately.

2. There are HUGE inequities between the poor and the worker class and the monied class in China, there is the old Churchill truism that the vice of capitalism is the unequal distribution of it's benefits and the virtue of socialism is the equitable distribution of its misery. It's like that. Education, science, infrastructure are all based on the middle 60% of Chinese who are still damned poor when compared to those in other countries (US/EU/Japan).

3. A small segment of Chinese society (5-10% of the whole) may try and to a degree succeed in achieving something approaching the lifestyle of those in the west, (cars, houses/apartments, office jobs, good education) but there will be a LARGE majority which not only won't but could never achieve this lifestyle, they will be pissed off.

4. Environmental devastation, in the US particularly environmentalism gets short sheet unless something truly tragic happens (Katrina, Exxon Valdez , drought, etc) in China, stuff like that happens EVERY DAY, whole river systems have become so toxic, that people get chemically burned by touching the water , let alone drink it or use it for cooking etc. This has gone on for the last 20 years or so. Desertification, water pollution, air pollution, ambient toxicity in the environment (lead/dioxins etc in everything in the environment)

5. The Environment 2.0 - With global climate change/warming whatever, it may not matter that polar bears go homeless, polar bears don't have nuclear weapons so it doesn't much matter if they are desperate communist party members too.

In China that matters a great deal as you somehow have to keep 1/2 your people fed reasonably consistently (with all the problems mentioned above). Its more than likely you could understandably become somewhat emotionally sensitive to Pakistan or India or someone else laying claim to your water reserves. Wars have begun for less.

6. Regional conflicts spilling over, Whether it's Kim Jong Il, Perez Musharaf , some Russian disaffected General or Nationalists in Japan or Indonesia there are going to be 4 and potentially as many as 7 nuclear armed states right next door and at least 2 of which (at the least) are not entirely friendly to Chinese interests. This is NOT an entirely happy situation under any circumstances. Any conflict between these states (India / Pakistan) , (Indonesia/Philippines), (Russia&Anybody), would be bad news and invariably involve China.

7. Straight economics, the Chinese "stock" market is laughably corrupt,a single US citizen with a 401k may have holdings in dozens of companies in a reasonably well diversified portfolio. In China with 1.6 billion people, there are approximately 100 companies traded on their stock-market, more than a few of these are tied to the government somehow, and there is not even a semblance of the accountability that exists in other countries in the EU , US or elsewhere.

Finally, our national destinies are linked at the hip.

8. Eventually one of two things will happen with US debt.

A. US citizenry may wake up and demand the government put a 20 year plan or something to retire 80% of the debt.

B. US citizenry does NOT demand the government retire the debt.

Either way , China is screwed,

A, is obviously preferable for all concerned but that's just NOT very likely (This only really hurts China a very little bit).

B. Is far more likely and will have bad consequences, because China and Japan and most recently India are starting to buy strategically significant amounts of US debt.

The problem is that US politicians currently have an alcoholic relationship with tax-cuts and debt and they clearly aren't all that serious about actually paying that debt so if the intention to default on that debt became obvious for some reason there could be a RUN on our debt. Our citizens would not buy stuff and the economy could be in for a nasty shock. This would SCREW China royally since they've bought so much of our debt, coupled with the exports/trade hit and resurgent concern about US national interest,. We'd be screwed but that pain would hurt everyone else along with us.

Alternatively, the thinking is that you can drop an economic "bomb" on the US economy by demanding debt payment or dumping that debt onto the market , either way you bite the hand that feeds and things could get ugly, if the US economy was significantly affected, you would see citizens rioting in the streets to at least appear to get an "A", situation started.

what are the advantages and disadvantages of a electric poered car?




LaurenLove


are they likely to become the car of the future in the United States?


Answer
I think we'll be hearing about a lot of electric cars in the near future. Electric cars are clean, very inexpensive to operate, and someday they'll be cheap, too.
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Here's a site with about a thousand EV owners and their cars:
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http://www.austinev.org/evalbum/
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Thanks to new battery research, there are lots of new EVs in development, mostly in Asia. Here's a partial list:
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From China: The Happy Messenger - only costs $10000, goes 150 miles per charge:
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/12/chinese_ev_comp.html

Also from China: the BYD car, designed to be affordable, with a 250-mile range:
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=106930

The GEO EV, from Korea. It goes 155 miles on a three hour charge:
http://joongangdaily.joins.com/200505/18/200505182238171109900090609062.html

Also from Korea. The ENERGINE Electric-Pneumatic hybrid.
It runs on air and electricity. No gasoline:
http://www.energine.com/e_main.php

From Japan. The Subaru R1E. Charges to 90% in 5 minutes, costs under $18000:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8995780

Also from Japan. The Mitsubishi Colt EV. It can charge in 20 minutes, and is priced under $20k.
http://aftermarket.autoblog.com/2006/10/12/mitsubishi-looks-ahead-with-an-electric-i/

A chinese EV slated for import to the USA next year. It gets 200 miles/charge, and costs $28,500.
http://www.milesautomotive.com/products_xs200.html

The Tesla sports car:
http://www.teslamotors.com
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And if you don't want to wait - and if you don't mind not having the very latest technology, there are many small entrepreneurs doing electric car conversions right now, that you can buy for as little as $5000. Details are on this page:
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http://www.squidoo.com/cheap-electric-car/
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Even better technology is in the works. Supercapacitors, for instance will enable charging in as little as 5 minutes. That technology may be ready as soon as next year.
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Also, don't believe what you read about polluting EVs. It's not true. Electric vehicles are many times more efficient than gas cars. That means they make far less pollution per mile even when power plants burn dirty fuel (and don't forget that gasoline refineries spew pollution. And refineries use lots of electricity too!) Plus the EV is the only car that refuels by wire (the electric grid is 95% efficient.) Other cars must have fuel shipped by inefficient and polluting trucks.




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