Some people always say that Japanese cars are not bad. Is it true?/You don't say.

Speaking of Japanese cars, the longest thing I have heard is that this car can't be worse. Whether it is Sylphy or Corolla, whether it is Prado or Land Patrol, Japanese cars basically exist in the eyes of many people, but is this really the case? Are those Japanese cars that claim to drive well really not bad? If Japanese cars really can't drive, will there be only Japanese cars left in the world? But look at the streets full of German cars, domestic cars, American cars and French cars. It seems that Japanese cars are not completely dominant. As for Japanese cars, they are not bad, which seems to be mainly caused by the following three reasons.

The first one: old ideas are causing trouble.

The earliest domestic market, at that time, should be regarded as equally divided between German cars and Japanese cars. But because German cars care more about the constant pursuit of power, they are always willing to try new technologies. The key is that they are always willing to try new cars. Occasionally, a little problem will give you the illusion of a little problem with German cars. At that time, although Japanese cars were also deeply cultivated in technology, they were often more stable. At least it won't be tried on a new car before the test. As a result, many old people think Japanese cars are not bad, which has been used to this day. Of course, this statement is actually a bit exaggerated. There is no car that doesn't break. If there is such a car, do you think people will not buy it? But it is undeniable that it is a fact that Japanese cars have fewer minor problems. Even today, Japanese cars have relatively few minor problems.

The second point: this is just a double standard.

In fact, many times people have different standards for Japanese cars and other cars, which is what we often call double standards. That's what a good friend did before. It has been driving for three years, and there has been abnormal noise. After each maintenance, he said that his Japanese car was cheap, and the minor faults of around 200,000 were normal. However, when there is abnormal noise in the domestic car of about 65,438+10,000, he always criticizes other people's cars, which makes people very helpless. To tell the truth, many people buy Japanese cars, and even if they really encounter minor problems, they sometimes endure them. After all, on the one hand, they spent a lot of money on their own cars, and they were afraid of being laughed at when they said it. On the other hand, it is also because no one may believe it when it is said. Don't think it's impossible. In fact, it is.

Third: the frequency of changing cars.

Although people always say that buying a car depends on its durability, and even think that a car will last for a lifetime, in fact, according to the current car use time of most consumers, they basically have the idea of changing cars in 3-5 years, and basically they will change cars in 6 or 7 years. Even Japanese cars, few people really buy them and drive them for more than 10 years. So many times, people drive Japanese cars not because their cars are not bad, but because they hear others say their cars are not bad. As for whether the other party has really been driving for ten years, it doesn't seem very important. In fact, this statement has led many people to mistakenly think that Japanese cars are not bad.

Generally speaking, I admire the durability of Japanese cars, and even in some technical and technological aspects, Japanese cars are really leading. However, it is not as exaggerated as it is said on the Internet. At least for the fact that Japanese cars are not bad, I can only say that Japanese cars are relatively low among the same price models.