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Vehículos asiáticos ganan terreno en el mercado mexicano






La entrada de vehículos asiáticos a México ha significado una redistribución del mercado en comparación con productos europeos y americanos, mas una competencia que se espera sana para el sector de distribución de autos.

Se trata de al menos 14 marcas diferentes que han ido ganando espacio dentro del mercado y que con precios demasiado atractivos han ganado el interés de los compradores.

Gustavo Guadarrama, Director de la Asociación Mexicana de Distribuidores de Autos explicó que a lo que sí debe ponerse atención son las codnciones de garantías a los compradores así como la disponibilidad de refacciones a las que se puede tener acceso.

“Habrá que ser muy cuidadosos con las nuevas marcas en el sentido de tanto las garantías que todos ofrecen sin embargo para el mercado de respuesto y las reparaciones todavía son complicadas hacer estas operaciones”

En este mismo mercado han ido ganando espacio los Vehículos que hacen uso de nuevas tecnologías, como es el caso de los híbridos y eléctricos para los cuales hay que verificar condiciones de desempeño, su posibilidad de adaptación ante el Estado que guardan las carreteras y autopistas del país, el tipo de combustibles que utilizan así  como las posibilidades de recarga y desempeño de sus propios sistemas de batería. 

Explicó que el objetivo qué se debe perseguir es garantizar a quienes lo adquieren un vehículo de calidad y con una vida útil de largo plazo, derivado de qué las inversiones que se hacen en ellos no son menores

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