Although I would not rush out to buy a Chinese made car right now, it won’t be long before you’ll see many of them. That may start with low priced electric cars. The Chinese are already selling those for about $20,000 or less for a compact model.
I’ve bought 3 Dell computers over the years; the first one was made in Austin, Texas, the second one in Malaysia and the third one in China. They were all good.
My current laptop is made in Taiwan, my keybard in China, and my large LG monitor in Korea. My multifunction phone is Chinese, my printers are Chinese and the other is made in Thailand. And so on. The only really crappy piece of equipment was a California-made $55 DESK lamp with a touch on-off switch. It not only did not work well, but the instructions said: “DO NOT OPERATE NEAR ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT”!!! This was a product of Silicon Valley!
I can visualize an old couple watching MASH reruns (a program that made the Koreans out to be illiterate country bumpkins) on an LG (Korean made) wide screen TV, while their popcorn was popping in their Korean Samsung (world’s largest Micro manufacturer).