U.S. Automakers Embrace ‘Chinafication’ of Global Market

DETROIT (AdAge.com) — As international automakers rush to win buyers in the Middle Kingdom, Chinese tastes are starting to dictate features popping up in cars sold in other markets, even the U.S. From roomier back seats and extended wheelbases (the distances between the centers of the front and rear wheels) to fuel-efficient three-cylinder engines, the "Chinafication" of globally marketed cars is here.

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