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The Ford Taurus is unveiled during the opening of the Shanghai Auto Show in Shanghai, China, Monday April 20, 2015.Ng Han Guan/The Associated Press

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Dancers introduce the latest car from Japanese automaker Toyota at the Shanghai Auto Show in Shanghai, Monday, April 20, 2015. Ford showed off its new Taurus and Nissan unveiled a midsize sedan designed for China on Monday at a Shanghai Auto Show that highlighted the commercial resurgence of lower-priced Chinese auto brands.Ng Han Guan/The Associated Press

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Performers unveil the new Ford Taurus flagship model at a media event ahead of the Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai, Saturday, April 18, 2015. Chinese auto brands, pressed by foreign competition, are enjoying a rebound as they head into next week's Shanghai auto show, their biggest marketing showcase of the year. This revived momentum in turn adds to pressure on General Motors Co., Volkswagen AG and other global brands that see China's crowded market as their future at a time when sales growth is slow in the United States and stalled in Europe.Ng Han Guan/The Associated Press

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Dancers perform near the Ford Taurus during the opening of the Shanghai Auto Show in Shanghai Monday, April 20, 2015.Ng Han Guan/The Associated Press

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Performers unveil the new Ford Taurus flagship model at a media event ahead of the Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai, Saturday, April 18, 2015.Ng Han Guan/The Associated Press

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Executives from Ford Motor and Changan Ford pose with the Ford Taurus flagship model at a media event ahead of the Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai, Saturday, April 18, 2015. Chinese auto brands, pressed by foreign competition, are enjoying a rebound as they head into next week's Shanghai auto show, their biggest marketing showcase of the year. This revived momentum in turn adds to pressure on General Motors Co., Volkswagen AG and other global brands that see China's crowded market as their future at a time when sales growth is slow in the United States and stalled in Europe.Ng Han Guan/The Associated Press

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A visitor takes a photo of the Geely Emgrand concept car at the Shanghai Auto Show in Shanghai, Monday, April 20, 2015. Ford showed off its new Taurus, and Nissan unveiled a midsize sedan designed for China on Monday at a Shanghai Auto Show that highlighted the commercial resurgence of lower-priced Chinese auto brands. Geely reported the number of vehicles sold under its own brand jumped 57 percent in the first quarter.Ng Han Guan/The Associated Press

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