American automakers that conduct business in China have benefited from growing anti-Japanese sentiments among Chinese buyers, as most recent sales numbers indicate. According to Automotive News, a territorial dispute over uninhabited islands have resulted in Chinese consumers rejecting vehicles from Toyota, Honda and Nissan in increasing numbers. Meanwhile, sales of General Motors cars and minivans in its largest market grew 14 percent in October, to 251,812. Ford moved 60,518 units in China, representing a 48-percent increase in sales compared to the same month a year ago.
Meanwhile, Toyota, Honda and Nissan sales have all taken nosedives.
Autoblog , GM, Ford sales increase sharply in China as country turns away from Japanese brands, GM, Ford sales increase sharply in China as country turns away from Japanese brands
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