However, as part of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) accords signed in November 1999 foreign auto financing in China is part of the wider trade agreement meaning that Chinese consumers will potentially be able to utilise similar financing options to those seen in Europe and America at present - that is to say a mixture of financing through banks, car manufacturers and other financial services providers...
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However, as part of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) accords signed in November 1999 foreign auto financing in China is part of the wider trade agreement meaning that Chinese consumers will potentially be able to utilise similar financing options to those seen in Europe and America at present - that is to say a mixture of financing through banks, car manufacturers and other financial services providers...
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