GM eyes low-cost, small cars for China
BEIJING (Reuters) - General Motors Corp will need to offer small vehicles at very low prices to reach first-time car buyers in China and hit the fastest-growing segment of the industry's biggest boom market, a senior executive said on Friday.
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