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A friend who drives a Japanese car once said this to me... "Japanese cars are basically sturdy and rarely break down, so there's no need for repairs! As long as you put in the engine oil on time, you don't need to worry about special maintenance! They are a bit more expensive than domestic cars, but if you plan to keep them for a long time, Japanese cars are a very reasonable choice!" "Oh, did you buy a car? Did you buy it new?" "No... I bought it used!" "How many kilometers has it driven?" "30,000 kilometers! 30,000 is practically new!" You see a lot of Japanese cars in Hollywood movies. You often see the protagonist driving a Japanese car, and the villains driving Japanese cars as well. It feels a bit gratifying when I see a Hyundai or Kia very occasionally, but that is very rare; my memory is that Japanese cars were overwhelmingly more common in movies. Of course, Japanese cars are frequently seen in wealthy countries like the US and Europe... but they are also often seen in Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia, where the economy is relatively poor. In fact, it seems there are even more of them. Those countries import a lot of used Japanese cars. Used Japanese cars are very popular. There is a perception that they are much cheaper than new cars, yet their quality is reliable. In particular, brands like Toyota, Honda, and Nissan have built an image of being reliable with few breakdowns and good fuel efficiency. Furthermore... "Japanese people are incredibly meticulous about car maintenance... They don't drive them for long! They switch to a new car right away... That is why the mileage is low and the car is in excellent condition..." That is correct. There is a perception that Japanese people do not drive a car for long after buying it and replace it with a new one quickly. That is why it is said that used cars intended for the Japanese domestic market sold overseas offer the best value for money. However, it is strange. What comes to mind when thinking of Japanese people is their spirit of frugality and saving. They absolutely never waste money. Buying a car requires a large lump sum of money. This is especially true for a new car. So why do Japanese people not drive new cars for long and quickly sell perfectly good cars as used vehicles? This video includes hand-drawn illustrations and AI images.