As I said, China has become the world's largest auto market – with 13.6 million sales in 2009, and growing. (Compare that to10.4 million in the United States.)

But things are just heating up.

Demand for all kinds of commercial vehicles – from taxis and buses, to delivery trucks and heavy-duty construction vehicles – is also rising at an intense rate.

One niche company I've identified produces engines for all of them. It already sells more engines to China than any other company.

Three-year average sales growth has been a robust 29%, and it just recently opened a new 120,000 sq. meter diesel engine factory to meet demand for an additional 100,000 engines.

While General Motors and Chrysler struggle just to stay alive, this amazing rocket has already showed our members 20% this month alone.

SORL seems to be technically and fundamentally stronger and has dropped to a reasonable buying point. But, in the words of one of my favorite stockpickers, "What do I know? I'm a dumbass."

stockcrazy10 said:

This might be China Yuchai International Limited (CYD on the NYSE). 

Diesel engines are core products of Guangxi Yuchai Machinery Company Limited ("GYMCL"), a subsidiary of China Yuchai International Limited ("CYI"), a Bermuda holding company which was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1994.

….Currently, GYMCL is ranked the largest manufacturer of internal combustion engines…. 

http://www.cyilimited.com/home……aspx?id=5

much obliged stockcrazy 10