Many automotive Firms have sought international exposur to increase their market share. In 2010, Porsche sold 14 percent of its volume in Germany and over 26 percent of its volume in the US. Given the possibility of CAEF regulation enforcement, Porsche has been diversifying its international scope. China, for example, has become an area of extraordinary expansion for Porsche, accounting for approximately 15.6 percent of overall sales (see Exhibits 1A and 1B). Current management believes China will be the largest consumer segment for Porsche within two or three years. To encourage this new market, Porsche has even begun building race tracks for Porsche drivers on the mainland of China. Depending on this level and pace of expansion in China is not without risk, however. The Chinese government has increased scrutiny of foreign operations within its borders and firms in vesting in China face uncertainty when dealing with the undervalued yuan. Aet, with [lans to allow a gradual increase in value of local currency and boasting the most rapid economic growth of any country at the time, China has too much potential as an export market to ignore.