Why Don't Car Experts Buy Japanese Cars?

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Some people might think that car experts don't buy Japanese cars, but this view isn't entirely objective. Here's a breakdown: 1. Technical Analysis: Japanese cars are actually less sophisticated than European models in terms of engine structure. This is because Japanese automakers typically only incorporate technologies that have undergone extensive testing into mass-produced vehicles, meaning they predominantly use well-established, mature technologies. 2. Parts Supply: The parts supply chain also contributes to the durability and reliability of Japanese cars. Currently, apart from Europe, most top-tier component suppliers are concentrated in Japan. Additionally, Japanese automakers hold shares in these parts companies, allowing them to directly control part quality while maintaining low costs.