There is no real answer to your question as it would depend on the model you buy. The overall reliability of the cars today, by most experts list the Japanese first, followed by American and the German manufactures last. The gap between 1st & 3rd is very narrow. But that can be deceiving as within certain models that may not be true. For instance, the Japanese manufacture Suzuki does not have a great reliability record, but Toyota does. And the German manufacture Mercedes has an excellent reliability record but VW does not. Each country builds great cars and some not so great cars. And it may change from year to year. Consumers Reports and similar publications will provide you with detailed list of each model and their reliability. And lastly is the fact that almost any car today will last a long time if it is taken care of, and regularly scheduled maintenance is performed per the owners manual. And almost any car will have problems if that maintenance is ignored.
The German army travelled to Poland in tanks, armoured cars, trucks, motorcycles, horses and on foot.
Buying Japanese cars.
The Volkswagen Kubelwagen .
they ate cars and trucks or as they call it in German lunarpoocunt
There not unreliable BMW is the most reliable then VW,Audi then mercedes and the only one thats unreliable is OPEL
German, French, Japanese, eastern block and even some American
The price of American cars would stay the same. The price of Japanese cars would go up, causing more people to buy American cars. That's what tariffs are for. ... But, with American cars then being more affordable than Japanese cars, wouldn't demand increase on American cars and decrease on Japanese cars? The former would mean that US automakers start increasing pricing and the latter would mean that the Japanese automakers need to lower prices.
the reputation of reliability
German cars tend to have much better safety ratings and often have better engines, like the volkswagen.
The obvious difference between American and German cars are brand names. It is also believe that foreign cars such as German engineered vehicles are of better reliability. Different parts are used for both sets of vehicles and of course there is the matter of cost.
All but Honda. Honda is Japanese.
BMW's are not Japanese cars. BMW cars are manufactured by a German company. Their headquarters are in Munich and Bavaria, Germany.
Internationally made cars unforunately :-(
of course. that's why muscle cars are called American muscles. not Japanese muscles. :)
They're typically American, European, and Japanese cars. So they look pretty much like normal cars.
yes
Using common sense! Japanese cars are cars manufactured in Japan!