I am sorry for not writing fully, I didn’t realise people are reading my comments doggedly and memorising them.
However, my dear, I suggest you drink coffee, snap your fingers, shake your head and then re-read what I have written because the article is pointing out price and nowhere it is bringing in safety. Therefore, it is quite clear that when I am talking about automakers using steel produced by Ship breaking yard in Gwadar, I mean that using this locally produced steel would take away chance from automakers for increasing car prices amid inclining imported steel prices.
As for powerless steel….. well, as long as my car does not get damaged, by a pig head bike rider ramming into it while the vehicle is parked, and costs me too much of body repair I would prefer a least priced and unsafe steel being used in it. So there you go I believe I have stuck with my usual history of displaying high level of eman, as you have put it.
P.S. I think, as far as I can recall, I have always used word most of people in our society in my comments because I know that our society also contains people like Mullah Omar and those poor people have never driven a vehicle in their entire lives.

According to your comments history (if you are the same person commenting under the same pseudonym), you hate safety measures: crash protection, structural rigidity, brake-assist, ABS, EPS, air bags, seat belts and the others. According to you it must be up to the driver to keep her senses, manage emotions, keep alert and avoid all sorts of mishap. If people promote safety features in the comments, you accuse them of trusting material things over God and having low quality of imaan.
Now you have posted the comment opposite of what you have been preaching all the time. Either it is another person or suddenly you’ve ignored all those concepts about others’ imaan you’ve been claiming. If one is to go by your comments history, you would have been pursuing as “powerless” steel as possible while at the same time judging the drivers’ incompetence as well as accusing the entire society of being corrupt and low moral standard.

It only took 2 months after budget.

That is why opening up the imports is so important. Because the local “industry” has no “manufacturing”. It is just “assembling” of “imported” “spare parts” so why not import the entirely made CBU in the first place.