Honda-Nissan Merger CANCELLED! 

Why Did Nissan Walk Away?

Not long ago, I posted a video and article about Honda and Nissan’s proposed merger, a deal that could have created Japan’s second-largest car manufacturer. The idea made sense – combining forces to compete against Tesla, BYD, and the growing dominance of Chinese EV manufacturers. It would have allowed both brands to share technology, cut production costs, and accelerate their transition to electric vehicles.

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Trump’s Auto Tariffs Explained

Could This Crash the Car Market and Make Your Next Motor More Expensive?

For nearly three weeks, I’ve been trying to write about Donald Trump’s return to the White House and what it means for the car industry. But every time I sit down to put my thoughts together, bam! – another policy shift, another executive order, another round of economic chaos. Trying to keep up with this has been like watching Final Destination – one unexpected turn after another, except instead of people dodging fate, it’s automakers dodging tariffs.

So, what’s going on? How will this affect the cost of cars, the future of electric vehicles, and – most importantly – your next car purchase? Let’s break it all down.

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China Buys Fleet of Ships for Massive Car Exports

What’s Next? | Domestic Market Saturated

In this video I explore how China is gearing up to dominate the global automotive market, shifting from local saturation to massive international exports. As Chinese manufacturers ramp up production and buy a fleet of ships, what implications will this have on global industries and economies? Join us as we analyse the strategic moves that could reshape the auto industry and discuss the environmental and economic impacts of this major shift.

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