What are the differences between joint venture and domestic cars?

[StJohn]

Joint venture and domestic cars mainly have the following differences: 1. Mechanical processing: It is undeniable that domestic cars are indeed very generous in terms of materials, paint, and interior, but they fall short in product assembly standards. For example, joint venture cars have very strict requirements for body seam alignment and component tolerances, with some Japanese brands even imposing hygiene standards in their assembly workshops. 2. Core components: The engine is the heart of a car, and its quality determines the consumer's driving experience. In recent years, domestic cars have made significant progress in this area, but the gap with joint venture cars lies in the average level and durability.