Acheter des voitures de bonne qualité, directement du Japon

• Pays: New Zealand
• Date: 2018-02-05

A free CAR FROM JAPAN, wow what a fantastic prize to win ! I have owned 4 small JAPANESE USED CARS consecutively over my driving life and 5 cars in total so you can see I like, trust and have owned Japanese cars for many years. Currently I own a Japanese import hatchback. They have all been extremely reliable, easy to drive and park, fun and cute looking, powerful, comfortable, safe and I have found them to be practical for all situations one has in everyday life - Small hatchbacks fit nicely into my small garage, They are surprisingly roomy inside so to fit everyone in comfortably. Mine have been used now and then to cart my garden over growth to the local tip recycling plant and used through the week to pop the groceries in the hatchback also, easily. They have all dealt with hills, motorways. picnics off road situations as well as manoeuvring easily around road obstacles when heading to the shops. As time goes by it is noticeable that Japanese Engineering is always at the fore front of the latest technology, new generation cars are released with top safety features, they are noticeably economical and environmentally friendly ! When something does need to be fixed, there is a wealth of parts to choose from here in NZ so the repair cost is kept at a minimum for the car owner. I am as worthy as anyone to win this competition and if you did pick me as winner, you would have no better person to sing the appreciations of Japanese Used Cars and I'd be very proud to drive, 'care for' and 'show off' my car ! The mechanics and men folk in my life have all been very keen on Japanese Engineering Quality. The cars that come in from Japan are like new cars and one hears only good things about the process these days of bringing them to NZ. They are extensively inspected, thoroughly cleaned, radiation and water damage free and the mileage true. The process of Japanese cars being imported to NZ has been a very successful process which aids Japan and NZ. It would be a fantastic surprise to win this car as I rarely win anything as a rule but you would have picked 'Japanese engineering's no.1 fan' as your winner if you did pick me... so I am going to be cheeky and suggest to you - "please pick me to Win"
! Lyn Wilkinson NZ