Like most of the developed countries, France's car market also belongs to the mature market, tend to be saturated, most new car sales are no longer a first-time buyers of consumer is bought, is more of a used car. Subject to regional economy, the cost of living, and the influence of cultural background, etc, the French are more keen to sta domestic car, in French, so we will find that their vehicle seems to is not match with the national economic development level, and it is precisely the characteristics of these European developed countries have in common, they did not imagine the high to the requirement of cars, more practical. Psa Peugeot Citroen sold 51,188 cars in France in 2014, down 2.2% from a year earlier, according to data from the auto industry. Sales at Renault also fell 0.4 per cent year on year to 37,898 units. In addition, Volkswagen, ford, Toyota and most other car companies suffered declines in France in 2014, and France's current car market is not expected to sell well. From the end of the 19th century to the early 20th century, car designers focused their energies on the development and innovation of mechanical engineering. First half of the 20th century, all about the basic structure of the car has been invented, automotive designers begin from the outside to improve on modelling, and successively introduced the aerodynamics, fluid mechanics, human body engineering and industrial modelling design (industrial aesthetics), etc Along with the social network virtualization, the market is not necessarily true place and place, many of today's business is achieved through the computer network, China's largest e-commerce site, taobao is to provide the exchange of virtual market. Taobao, Asia's largest online retail business circle, is committed to creating the world's preferred online retail business, founded by alibaba group on May 10, 2003. Taobao now spans two large parts of C2C (consumer) and B2C (merchant to individual). As of 2008, there were more than 98 million registered users, with the majority of online shoppers in China, covering the vast majority of online shoppers in China. In 2008, the transaction volume was 999.6 billion yuan, accounting for 80% of the online shopping market. The fund's fourth consultation underlines the enormous uncertainty facing Britain in the ambitious task of negotiating an exit from the eu.