What are the differences between Nissan cars and domestic cars?

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The differences between Nissan cars and domestic cars lie in technology and brand recognition. Core technology gap in the three major components: Japanese car engines have always held an absolute advantage in terms of technical sophistication and time-tested reliability, performing excellently in both power and fuel efficiency. In contrast, domestic car engines are less stable technologically and often lack proprietary core technologies. Japan's Aisin transmissions are globally renowned, while most domestic brands lack their own technology in chassis development as well. Different levels of brand recognition: Most car buyers pay attention to brand reputation when purchasing vehicles. Japanese cars are recognized for being worry-free and durable, whereas domestic cars offer rich configurations but lack comparable brand recognition among consumers. This difference in brand perception leads more people to choose Japanese cars, although domestic brands have shown significant improvements in recent years.