Are Japanese Cars Really Thin-Skinned and Unsafe?

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SilasAnn
07/30/25 7:13am
Of course they are safe, because sufficient structural strength ensures safety, and Japanese cars are not lacking in body structural strength. Here is some relevant information about Japanese cars: Japanese brand image: Japanese brand sedans, whether Honda or Toyota, have representative models characterized by fuel economy, stable performance, exquisite interiors, and high cost-effectiveness. The Guangzhou Honda Accord sedan set a price benchmark for mid-to-high-end cars upon its new product launch, with a price reduction exceeding expectations. Types of Japanese car brands: Toyota TOYOTA, Nissan NISSAN, Honda HONDA, Lexus LEXUS, Infiniti INFINITI, Acura ACURA, Subaru SUBARU, Mazda MAZDA, Mitsubishi MITSUBISI, Isuzu ISUZU, Suzuki SUZUKI, Daihatsu, Mitsuoka.
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