Acheter des voitures de bonne qualité, directement du Japon

• Pays: Tanzania, United Republic Of
• Date: 2017-09-18

Introduction

My name is Ainea Martin Stephen. I am 27 years old from Tanzania. I am black in colour and 160cm tall. In this memo, I am going to tell you little bit about my interests to join this competition or campaign about CAR FROM JAPAN or Japanese used cars.

Background
I was born in a small village called Amboni. Amboni is located at Tanga city in Tanzania. I spent my first 16 years of life in Amboni before leaving to other parts of Tanzania looking for education and jobs. Amboni is famous for limestone productions.

My everyday activities included going to school, surfing internet and chatting with friends, watching television and going to chapel at the morning time.
I like to think that for the most part, I am a pretty easy person to get along with. I am generally a positive person to be around and I try not to judge anyone for the choices that they make or the beliefs that they subscribe to. I just treat everyone with the same respect that I would like to be treated with. However, this does not mean that I am a pushover. I do not suffer fools gladly and if you try to take advantage of me you are very likely to see a completely different side of me! I think that this is something that is probably true of most people though, so maybe I am fairly typical in that respects
Why Me...
First of all I don’t think that am better than all people in this competitions but what I have about me I would like to share with you. I have a Facebook account named Martin Ainea with maximum friends almost 5000 friends, for this reason I think I can be able to stand as an ambassador to advertise CAR FROM JAPAN or Japanese used car, in my instagram account named ainea_martin am having more than 900 followers and not only that I thinks I can use my knowledge to make sure this competition is well known as much as I can,
It is not just because I want to win a car no, I like to do because am interest with this Japanese used car though this time I don’t have money but one day I believe I could buy by myself.
Why Japanese Car
I like Japanese car because although are very quality but also they are cheap. I found one of your article with five reasons why Japanese car are Cheap, and I realize all is true that’s why I love car from Japan

1. New Car Pricing In Japan
   In all Asian countries combined, the pricing of new cars in Japan is the lowest. The underlying reason is the large economy of scale (Japan is the third largest economy in the world) which allows the manufacturers to sell their car at a much lower price in the local market. Moreover, the Japanese are used to buy newer models whenever they arrive in the market. So, they frequently change their cars and sell the old ones for cheap.
2. Frequency of releasing new models
   Japanese automakers enjoy large technological superiority over their rivals and always come up with cutting edge technologies and features. This has its own advantages and disadvantages as well. Due to this trend, the Japanese are lucky to enjoy every new feature and technology before any other people in the world.
   As a result, finding cars in an almost new condition is nothing new in Japan, where people would not be interested in investing in cars that have been used for only a few months or so. For the Japanese, once used, the cars are no more NEW, even with months of warranties left! So, only in Japan, you can find cars in good condition and with all necessary features, lacking only some of the newest features.
3. The Cost of Dumping
   Well, if you are thinking that Japanese people just dump their cars, you are wrong. The costs of throwing away anything in Japan, starting from appliance to cars, come with an expense. You will have to pay for having your car picked up and bear other costs necessary with it. So, you are losing it from both sides – firstly, you are not getting anything for what invested not so long ago; and, secondly, you are being saddled with additional costs that don’t even concern you. So rather than following this suit, the Japanese tend to sell their almost new cars at cheaper prices. The price may even be slashed to 50% or more of the original.
4. Harsh Environmental Policy
   As an island nation, Japan has always championed the ideas of major environmental issues in major world platforms. Especially the risks pertaining to increasing carbon emission are a huge concern for Japan and many other countries in the region. Domestically, the government has been following strict rules and policies to maintain environmental compliancy. As a part of this, the government discourages use of older vehicles.
   Japanese carmakers are often slapped with new roadmap to implement and develop engines and other functions in more environment friendly way. Additional taxes and compensations may be applied to vehicles which have crossed a certain lifespan. Above all, the so called “shaken” test dictates whether a vehicle will be permitted to hit the road. This is one of the many reasons for Japanese car users to get rid of their cars and get new ones.
5. Low Real Depreciation Value
   The people of Eastern countries have a tendency to take care of their possessions, be it a living being or an unanimated object. So, it is no surprise to know that the Japanese maintain, wash, and service their cars very well.

I appreciate your competition about CAR FROM JAPAN, this is great to all of us who join this campaign, i wish you good lucky..
Martin