Similar to America, Europe is also artificially trying to make consumers choose native cars, by making Chinese ones more expensive.

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    I’m shocked people are actually demanding cheap Chinese stuff…has the current market and the last decade not been enough proof that cheaply made things are horrid for you wallet…

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      The last decade has shown that all the fancy stuff is just cheap sweat shop stuff in disguise.

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      Cheap stuff is often the same as expensive stuff without the markup.

      Shit, often cheap stuff is outright better.

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        Agreed.

        Expensive products are far from any guarantee of good quality. Cookers are a good example. The expensive ones invariably have identical components to the cheaper models such as the energy regulators or thermocouples.