What are the differences between imported cars and domestically produced cars?

[Kinsley]

Differences between domestically produced cars and imported cars: 1. Differences in workmanship: Domestic cars are not necessarily inferior to imported ones in terms of workmanship. 2. Differences in configuration: Some cars retain only the same appearance and interior when produced domestically. 3. Price differences: Imported cars are subject to high taxes, which also makes the same model more expensive when imported than when produced domestically. Here are ways to distinguish between imported and domestically produced cars: 1. Some car models from certain brands are not domestically produced, such as the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, BMW 7 Series, and Audi A8. 2. For the same model, check the rear of the car—those with Chinese characters are domestically produced, while those with English are imported. 3. Check the vehicle identification number (VIN), which is a 17-digit code. Any car that does not start with the letter 'L' is an imported car.