What Are the Differences Between Joint Venture and Imported Cars?

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Joint venture and imported cars have differences. The following is a detailed introduction to the differences between joint venture and imported cars: 1. Differences in parts suppliers: Joint venture cars refer to finished products of foreign brands produced domestically. Even if they are made in China, the design, technology, production lines, etc., all apply the "tricks" of foreign brands. The parts of purely imported models are also produced in different countries and factories, and the quality is naturally world-class. 2. Differences in quality and craftsmanship: In the perception of most people, the quality of imported cars is higher than that of joint venture cars. Currently, domestic car manufacturers also use production processes, tools, and error-proofing measures that meet international standards. 3. Differences in core technology: The engine, chassis, transmission, etc., constitute the core components and technologies of a car. Currently, domestic joint venture car manufacturers assemble parts. Some joint venture car manufacturers also have their own engine and transmission factories in China, introducing foreign brand technologies.