What are the differences between domestically produced cars and imported cars?
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The differences between domestically produced cars and imported cars: 1. Different manufacturers: Domestically produced cars are independently researched, designed, and manufactured by the home country; imported cars are entirely developed and built abroad. 2. Different materials: Domestically produced cars mainly use materials produced in the home country; imported cars use materials produced abroad. Domestically produced cars refer to vehicles designed, developed, and manufactured by Chinese people, with independent intellectual property rights, belonging to autonomous brands. Imported cars can be categorized into "American-spec cars," "Middle East-spec cars," "Canadian-spec cars," "European-spec cars," etc., based on their import origins, distinguishing them from "Chinese-spec cars" sold through authorized channels.