Are the gearboxes of BMW and Mercedes-Benz cars made in Japan? I went to pick up the car today, called the Didi driver and negotiated the car.

What the driver said is basically correct, but the sense of control is stronger than that of Japanese, but the failure rate is much higher than that of Japanese. In the relatively mature North American automobile market, German sales are far less than Japanese sales.

Japan Aisin gearbox has a global monopoly.

Almost all cars have Japanese ancestry. Whether you are Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi or Porsche, especially the three key components, namely electronic control components, electronic control modules and automatic transmission, the whole world is almost monopolized by Japan.

China Auto relies heavily on Japanese spare parts, and Mitsubishi engines, Hongqi, Chery, Geely, BYD, etc. are more or less used in China.

Apple's mobile phone has one third of Japanese parts.

Without computers and mobile phones with Japanese parts, the earth does not exist yet.

The ID card is also made in Japan and made by Fuji Xerox.

This means that as long as you buy a car, no matter what kind of car, you are donating bullets to Japan. In the face of economic globalization, boycotting Japanese goods is a joke and a paradox. To boycott Japanese goods, we should start with burning ID cards, smashing computers and smashing mobile phones! Otherwise, it's blind booing!

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