Amazon reviews need to be taken with a grain of salt, there are always some negative reviews on products - some of which I've purchased and the product has been perfectly good, some of the neg reviews one can discern are written by idiots/malcontents, if I were in the market for an aluminum pan I'd not hesitate to buy Chinese - plus if one has Prime it's easy to return purchases.
There's a good chance that this so called 'Chinese knock-off' is made on the same line as others the cost twice as much.
Yes, they do make/manufacture some good quality items, and I'm sure their auto industry is producing some very competitive vehicles. Their trying to compete in a worldwide auto market.
I'm in favor of Cars made by Chinese companies as long as they are built in the USA. It might help bring costs down for high quality cars for USA Citizens and would provide needed jobs for American workers. Downside is the chinese might make their USA cars with lots of robots and fewer humans.
You can't have those two in the same paragraph. It's either/or.
It is an easy return, not an easy process to pull it off and replace it. I agree on the Amazon reviews. If it requires tools, reading directions or basic skills, I discount half of the bad reviews. People blame there ineptitude on the product, not themselves.
So, in your estimation, changing the laws/ rules which prohibit / inhibit import of Chinese cars (Software Ban, Hardware Ban, Security Rationale, 100% Tariffs, & Ownership Threshold) and telling the Chinese they can sell cars here only if made here, would result in still no Chinese cars being sold in USA? Might be interesting to find out what might happen.You can't have those two in the same paragraph. It's either/or.
Bringing manufacturing to the US would actually raise the cost, not lower it.
Example: This is a slide of cost of manufacturing VW in Germany vs China. It would probably be higher in the US. That's why things are made in China or Mexico.
