Chinese workers put the finishing touch on a sign out side of a new Mercedes-Benz showroom in Shanghai, China. The German luxury car maker plans to have 50 authorized service centres and showrooms in China by the end of 2004, in hope of continuing its rapidly increseaing sales volume in the country. In contrast to the company's sales demographics in western countries, the Chinese auto market seems to be an industry anomaly as a majority of the Mecedes Benz cars sold in China were top of the...
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Chinese workers put the finishing touch on a sign out side of a new Mercedes-Benz showroom in Shanghai, China. The German luxury car maker plans to have 50 authorized service centres and showrooms in China by the end of 2004, in hope of continuing its rapidly increseaing sales volume in the country. In contrast to the company's sales demographics in western countries, the Chinese auto market seems to be an industry anomaly as a majority of the Mecedes Benz cars sold in China were top of the line S Class rather than the cheaper E and C Classes..
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