Carros usados japoneses

• País: Jamaica
• Data: 2015-12-12

Picking me has the winner for the Japan Car give away would be extremely greatful for me an d my family, because we don't have a car and we are not in the condition to be able to buy one, so me entering this competition is for me to try my best an win that car...

I think car from Japan are extremely well put together, high quality and most affordable. Japan is know for good producing products especially in the manufacturing industry... If you're interested in buying a car, reliability is probably on your mind. And if that's the case, you're probably seeking out Japanese vehicles, which are generally thought to be more reliable than cars from other countries.

Example: If you're looking for a compact car, should your default choice be a Japanese brand?

Why is this so? Because This year's study, for example, named three winners among compact cars: the Toyota Prius, the Ford Focus and the Mazda 3. Only the Focus is American-made, while the Mazda 3 and Prius are both Japanese. The result is similar in the 2010 study, where the Japanese-made Toyota Prius once again topped the compact charts, this time just ahead of the Japanese Toyota Corolla. The American-made Pontiac Vibe finished third. The 2008 study had a similar result. In other words, according to J.D. Power, Japanese compact cars tend to be a cut above their non-Japanese rivals. Another example is:

Midsize Sedans
For many people, the default choice for a midsize sedan is a Japanese car like the Toyota Camry or Honda Accord -- largely due to perceptions of dependability and quality. But are they really the best? This year's study, which looks at 2010 models, says the most reliable midsize car is actually the Korean-built Hyundai Sonata. In second place is the American-brand Ford Fusion, while the U.S.-built Buick LaCrosse comes in third. The 2010 study, which examines 2007 models, offers a similar conclusion: The Buick LaCrosse tops the midsize list, with the American-made Mercury Milan finishing second. The Japanese Honda Accord is in third place. The 2008 study yields roughly the same results.

Also Crossovers and Suv's
Reliability results are strongly in favor of Japanese brands if you're interested in a crossover or SUV,for instance, Japanese brands took home two of the three top spots among the most popular SUV segments. The Japanese-brand Toyota RAV4 and Honda Crosstour won for best compact SUV and midsize SUV respectively, while the American-made Chevrolet Tahoe topped the large SUV category.

In the 2008 and 2010 studies, Japanese brands dominated SUV categories. Honda and Toyota models earned the top spots in nearly every category, suggesting that Japanese SUVs offer the best in reliability and dependability.