On November 23, in the first round of the World Cup group stage, Germany and Japan competed. Unexpectedly, Germany, which is regarded as a strong team, actually "falls" and lost to the Japanese team with a score of 1:2. Some netizens joked that they originally thought that Merced

November 23, in the first round of World Cup group stage, Germany and Japan competed.

Unexpectedly, Germany, which is regarded as a strong team, actually "falls" and lost to , the Japanese team with a score of 1:2.

Some netizens joked that they originally thought that the German-Japanese competition was Mercedes-Benz AMG, but they didn't expect it to be Mercedes-Benz A-Class against Lexus LFA.

In fact, not only in the football world, but also in the automotive world, consumers also have some inherent views on German and Japanese cars.

Today, let’s present facts and evidence to see what are the differences between German and Japanese cars?

One is economical and practical, the other is driving control?

Let’s talk about Japanese cars first.

As we all know, Japan lacks local resources, and this lack of resources has also had a great impact on the concept of Japanese cars making.

To put it simply, the concept that Japanese cars follow is "as long as you are enough".

In other words, the focus of the research and development of Japanese cars is a reliable scooter, produced in the most economical form, and then transport people and goods efficiently from point A to point B.

In contrast, German cars have a pursuit of performance and comfort seem to be engraved in their bones, and Germany also has high-speed roads without speed limits, which naturally makes German cars pay more attention to the stability when driving at high speed.

In addition, BBA among German cars is recognized as the most well-known luxury brand. In addition, German cars have a deep historical heritage, which makes some consumers feel that German cars will be one level higher than Japanese cars of the same level.

The inherent perception of German and Japanese is right?

However, some people think that German cars are safer and more reliable than Japanese cars, which I think falls within the metaphysical category.

You should know that according to the vehicle brand reliability survey data of J.D.Power, an authoritative organization in the industry, Japanese brands such as Lexus , Toyota and Acura are at the top of the list, surpassing German luxury brands such as Mercedes-Benz and Audi .

In other words, the view that German cars are safer than Japanese cars cannot be considered correct from the existing data statistics.

Furthermore, Mercedes-Benz AMG, BMW M Series and Audi RS series models have excellent power performance and can be regarded as benchmark products in the performance car industry. There are also "performance monsters" in Japanese cars. For example, the Lexus LFA mentioned above is a good example. In addition, Honda NSX, Nissan GT-R, and Mazda RX7 are all outstanding in driving control.

Conclusion

Generally speaking, Germans pursue driving control and emphasize the sense of handling; Japanese cars pursue economical and affordable, emphasizing cost-effectiveness. However, we cannot generalize. After all, in this World Cup, even the German team, which is considered to be stronger, lost to the Japanese team. It is naturally not surprising that Japanese cars can have more power than German cars.

So, what do you think about German and Japanese cars? Welcome to leave a message to interact!