A survey carry out in the United States of America by an automotive research firm in AutoPacific, says that 15 per cent of new car buyers in the country would seems to buying a car from China like Honda Civic, BMW, Lifan 620 etc., whereas 11 per cent would buy a car from India like Tata Nano, Alto etc., The chance for Indian and Chinese brands in the USA' survey, which interviewed 30,000 customers across America, shows that Chinese and Indian car makers are likely to give hard competition to car manufacturers from other Asian Countries like Korea and Japan, which are already deep rooted-well in the US.


Car buyers in the country are gradually fall towards the rapidly emerging economies of India and China, and seem to belief their products more than ever before. As per the review, every fourth American is now prepared to buy a car from either India or China.


George Peterson, President of AutoPacific, said that the group eager to think about Indian and Chinese cars includes 'highly desirable buyers' who would be popular by any manufacturer. These customers are likely to currently own cars from Japanese or Korean companies like Hyundai and Kia, representing that the competition for these Asian car manufacturers will not come from American automakers like Ford or GM but from India and China.