Carros usados japoneses

• País: Tanzania, United Republic Of
• Data: 2018-07-09

INTRODUCTION:
Japan's ability to produce simple, popular, reliable, durable and affordable cars resulted in Japan becoming the largest car-producing nation in the world. This Japan’s emergence as major competitors in the global automobile market and has been enabled by increased innovativeness in technology, improved level of car performance and competitive pricing.
Substantial cuts in prices made cars increasingly affordable, these were made possible through expansions and improvements in manufacturing operations and the establishment of a mass-marketing system.

To improve production line management, digital technology was introduced. The use of digital technology for specific tasks was broadened when operations went on line, in short creating the computerization of the entire manufacturing process. The robot technologies implemented throughout the 1970s, made the manufacturing processes to become quicker and easier.
Towards the end of the 1960s Japanese manufacturers began contributing to social welfare and public interest activities through special foundations. Manufacturers also contributed by sponsoring sport and cultural activities, language and scholarship programs overseas.

The Japanese automobile industry has identified and is addressing issues within environmental protection and resource conservation. This includes the further reduction of harmful motor vehicle exhaust emissions, protection of the ozone layer by discontinuing the use of CFCs and trichloroethane, increased fuel efficiency, increased efficiency in plants and infrastructure to reduce air, water and noise pollution, and the development of alternative-energy vehicles. Recycling is also an important issue considered by the industry. New measures are constantly being implemented to improve vehicle recycling and recycling within the production process.
Slowly, increasing disposable incomes and political alterations have resulted in increased motorization. International alliances are an effective way to react to these trends and will continue to be effective as automobile industries expand to meet demand in ever-changing markets.

CONCLUSION:
Japan's ability to produce popular, reliable, and affordable cars throughout the 1990s resulted in Japan becoming the largest car-producing nation in the world in 2000. Unfortunately, this will push Japan's automobile manufacturers to their limits in terms of ingenuity and resourcefulness.