What are the differences between imported cars and joint-venture cars?
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Here are the specific differences between imported cars and joint-venture cars: 1. Concept: Imported cars are imported as complete vehicles, while joint-venture cars are either fully domestically produced or assembled in China with some imported parts. Additionally, there may be some detailed modifications to the models. 2. Quality: The quality and craftsmanship of joint-venture cars are not inferior to those of imported cars. Domestic automobile manufacturers adopt production processes and standards that are in line with international practices, and the quality requirements are also very strict. 3. Suppliers: Joint-venture cars refer to finished vehicles produced domestically by foreign brands, while imported cars are finished vehicles imported entirely from abroad. Although their origins differ, there is not much difference in the supply of parts, as many components for imported cars are also produced and supplied domestically.