What problems do Japanese cars have after 200,000 kilometers?
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Compared to the performance of German cars, the power of American cars, and the chassis of French cars, the biggest selling point of Japanese cars is their economical durability, which is also why they are most popular among car owners. Therefore, after 200,000 kilometers, the shifting remains smooth, the engine noise is still deep and 'sexy', and there is no significant loss in power. Introduction to Japanese cars: 'Japanese cars' generally refer to cars produced in Japan or Japanese brand cars produced in other regions. Japanese cars have won a significant market share globally due to their high cost-performance ratio, fuel efficiency, and excellent craftsmanship. Major Japanese car brands include: Toyota TOYOTA, Nissan NISSAN, Honda HONDA, Subaru SUBARU, Mazda MAZDA, Mitsubishi MITSUBISHI, Isuzu ISUZU, Suzuki SUZUKI, Daihatsu DAIHATSU, etc.