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Most of the houses in the urban areas of Vietnam was built on tiny parcel of land before 1975 or a couple years after that. There was no such a thing as "car" in mind when those houses were built. Living quarter are so tight that we have to build ..up a couple of story hence the word "tube...

Ever heard of inconveniences, you third worlders? My friend bought a car and has to put it at garage miles away and take her scooter to that place to drive her car.

Look at.those multi million dollar houses on the street in your video? Where can people park their car? Having money to buy a car in Vietnam is super easy, having a place to park the car is the most difficult. Only in your chinese peasant mindset.that having a car is considered wealthy, such...

You chinaman are really superficial. Buying a car in the urban area of Vietnam is super EASY; it's their home that they do not have a place to park. Don't be mad because Vietnamese spend more on those motorbikes than your chinese "car".

lol at a bunch of angry chinese. Our FOREX is approaching $100 billion usd from next to zero in the past few years. Jobs are leaving china and flow into Vietnam. Life is great for the current and next generation of Vietnam.

The world's largest electronic consumer producers are samsung and Apple. Samsung already has their phone plants in Vietnam with over 100,000 workers. Recently, Samsung heir came to Vietnam to explore further expansion. Now, Apple is coming; this will be huge for the economy of Vietnam.

Apple is hiring 350,000 chinese via Foxconn to assemble Iphone in Zhengzhou. I don't mind if Apple shift all of those 350,000 jobs to Vietnam. With each job cost Apple $6k/year , that's 2.1 billion usd contribute directly to the local economy and $10 billion indirectly (without even mentioning...

Gdp per capita of china is not even on the same level as Mexico. Economic is a zero sum game. The chinese used to be able to export 90% of steel demand to Vietnam. Now they can only export 1% and we can even export back to their market. You get the idea. There is no such a thing as economic...

3billion for 8 new g frigates,that's super cheap. Are the japanese selling at cost and dont add.their profit margin on it?

Vietnamese enterprises hardly import anything from china. It is the FDI enterprises who import their own components produced in china into Vietnam to assemble the final product to ship to the u.s.

Vinfast factory in Hai Phong

so it means that you don't need the income to buy the car. The average factory worker already makes at least $500 usd/month without any overtime already.

My sister-in-law just bought a Vinfast Fadil for 16k usd and she paid off everything at once, no payment. On paper, she only makes $300 usd/month, but her actual income is about $500 usd/month. Buying a car in Vietnam involves savings over the years, not just your monthly income.

white master? Say you chinese who open a thread and "boast" about Vietnam and India will need 400 years to consume the number of European luxury cars as china. The European are laughing all their way to the banks thank to your chinese peasant mindset of not using your own product and feeling...

I already gave you the reasonswhy Vinfast will likely survive in the U.S market than ASEAN market.

what you don't see is that the U.S market is huge and diverse, it can accommodate one more player without the country feeling like their industry is being threatened. Take for instance, the U.S has massive industry in commercial jets, defense, semiconductor, biotechnology, petrodollar so if...

say a third worlder country.

We can't afford a bicycle, but we can afford $50k usd Vinfast car, Mercedez, BMW, Porsche, Italian sport cars, but we won't bother to spend a buck on any "chinese" car:dance3:

The IMF predicts the GDP of Vietnam in 2020 is $340 billion, and highly likely this is an understated figure because Vietnam doesn't want to lose the favorable trade status with the developed countries and world lenders for low interest rate. Not sure where Vietnam ranks with your super duper...

the situation in Vietnam is fantastic. Viet Nam is industrializing. Jobs are leaving china and going to Viet Nam. Life is getting better everyday.