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China Can Build a Million Cars, But Apparently Convincing Its Own People to Buy Them Is the Hard Part

AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY | GLOBAL ECONOMY | OCTOBER 13, 2026 China's domestic car market is falling apart while its automobile exports are accelerating. Apparently, when your own customers stop buying what you're selling, the obvious solution is to find several billion other people who haven't learned to say no yet. There is something beautifully absurd about an economy that can manufacture automobiles at a breathtaking pace, develop electric vehicle technology that makes established manufacturers nervous, and send enormous shipments of cars across the planet, yet somehow struggles to convince the people living inside its own borders that buying another car is a particularly good idea. Welcome to China's automotive industry in 2026, where domestic sales are falling, exports are soaring, and the official economic strategy appears to be something along the lines of, "Have we tried selling these things to literally everybody else?" I'm fascinated by this situation...
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Come on Down to the Copper State

Arizona: A place steeped in Old West history, stunning scenery, and one-of-kind attractions. Just driving through the area and admiring the canyons, Joshua tree forests and expansive desert landscapes is an experience in itself. Below are some of the attractions you'll want to check out along the way.

Heard Museum, Phoenix

Arizona has an animated history, especially when it comes to American Indian Art and culture which is beautifully displayed in exhibits at the Heard Museum in Phoenix. Learn about the past and present of the people, immerse yourself in their long history and culture, and learn about their contributions to the state and southwest region as a whole.

The Grand Canyon

No article about Arizona attractions is complete without mentioning the grandest attraction of them all, the Grand Canyon. As one of the top attractions on the planet, the Grand Canyon combines scenery, geography, history, culture and outdoor adventure all into one superb attraction that spans many miles and several states. Hiking, donkey rides, camping, and white water rafting are just some of the activities you can participate in. Attractions within the canyon include the Skywalk, majestic Havasu Falls, Yavapai Geological Museum and Bookstore, Tusayan Museum and many scenic look-offs. You have the choice to see the canyon via guided tour or to explore it on your own.

Combine these attractions and more with a road trip along one of America's most iconic roadways, Route 66. Along the way, see more of Arizona's top attractions including Painted Desert and Petrified Forest National Park, Meteor Crater, Sedona, and Walnut Canyon National Monument.


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