What are the pros and cons of German cars?

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LaGabriella
07/29/25 9:03pm
German cars have the advantages of high quality standards and low failure rates. The disadvantages are that German cars are relatively expensive and have fewer models available in China. Advantages of German cars: High quality standards: German cars adhere to the stringent Konzern standards in their numerous quality assurance systems, pursuing perfection in product quality. Most models are designed to last 300,000 kilometers without major repairs, and all localized components must pass quality verification from the German headquarters. Low failure rates: Due to strict quality control, German cars have low failure rates. Disadvantages of German cars: High prices and expensive maintenance: German car brands that perform well in the market are mainly high-end brands such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche, so their overall prices are relatively high. Additionally, the maintenance and repair costs for German cars in China are slightly higher compared to cars from other regions. Fewer models in China: Since the main markets for German cars are in Europe and America, the models launched in China are generally the same as those in Europe and America. Some designs may not necessarily suit China's specific conditions. There are relatively few models specifically tailored for the Chinese market.
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