Why it makes sense for Great Wall to buy Jeep

Yang Jian is managing editor of Automotive News China.

August 25, 2017 05:00 AM

Wang Fengying, president of Great Wall Motor Co. told Automotive News last week that Great Wall wants to buy Jeep and was "connecting with FCA" to begin negotiations.

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