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First McDonald's Drive-Thru Opens in China

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  1. A sign of something.
    http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051210/nysa011.html?.v=29

    " Just a few years ago, owning a car was a dream for most people, but now it
    has become a reality for many. In year 2004, according to China State
    Automobile Industry Associate, over 2 million passenger cars were sold in
    China, representing a jump of more than 80% over previous years. This trend
    is set to continue with an average rate of 15% year on year growth in car
    ownership expected."

    To put these numbers in perspective, there were 137,633,000 passenger
    vehicles registered in the United states in 2001 (from the current U.S.
    Statistical Abstract), plus 84,188 vans, pick-ups and SUV's, 7,858,000
    trucks and a bunch of other miscellaneous stuff.

    --
    Mike Kruger
    When people misrepresent the views of their opposition, and attack the
    misrepresentation, they lose all credibility [Scott Adams].

  2. "Mike Kruger" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:fNNmf.33997$tV6.7931
    @newssvr27.news.prodigy.net:

    Quoted message said:


    To put these numbers in perspective, there were 137,633,000 passenger
    vehicles registered in the United states in 2001 (from the current U.S.
    Statistical Abstract), plus 84,188 vans, pick-ups and SUV's, 7,858,000
    trucks and a bunch of other miscellaneous stuff.

    In other words, if every licensed driver in the US went for a drive at the
    same time, there would still be plenty of cars and trucks lying around.

    hmmmm.

    --ag

  3. "andy gee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Mike Kruger" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:fNNmf.33997$tV6.7931
    @newssvr27.news.prodigy.net:

    Quoted message said:


    To put these numbers in perspective, there were 137,633,000 passenger
    vehicles registered in the United states in 2001 (from the current U.S.
    Statistical Abstract), plus 84,188 vans, pick-ups and SUV's, 7,858,000
    trucks and a bunch of other miscellaneous stuff.

    In other words, if every licensed driver in the US went for a drive at the
    same time, there would still be plenty of cars and trucks lying around.


    Yes, that's true. In the U.S. there are more vehicles than licensed drivers.

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