Gearing up soon |

“Don’t worry. I strongly believe in the Chinese market. There are some changes going on at present, but on the long term view it will be very profitable for us”

Sep 4, 2015 (WiC 294)

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Wolfgang Durheimer

Wolfgang Durheimer, the CEO of Bentley, speaks to the Financial Times about the slowdown in car sales in China. Jaguar Land Rover has seen Chinese sales fall 27% in the first half, while Porsche has admitted that some of its local dealers have been cutting the price of its Panamera sports car by 20%.

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Gearing up soon

“Don’t worry. I strongly believe in the Chinese market. There are some changes going on at present, but on the long term view it will be very profitable for us”

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