Which has a lower failure rate, Lavida or Corolla?
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Corolla has a lower failure rate. Here are the relevant details: 1. Fuel consumption: Gasoline prices are not cheap nowadays. A car with strong power naturally consumes more fuel. The Volkswagen Lavida has significantly better power than the Toyota Corolla, especially during the initial acceleration phase, where it is very powerful. However, it consumes more fuel. For family cars, the primary concern is economy and practicality, and for many people, powerful acceleration is not very important. 2. Resale value: Cars are durable goods, and few people drive them until they are scrapped. Generally, after using a car for some time, it is sold as a used car. At this point, the car's resale value becomes very important. For two cars of the same age, the one with a higher resale value will fetch a higher price. From the actual sales situation in the used car market, the used Toyota Corolla is more popular, and its residual value is naturally higher.