imports...only japanese?

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Originally posted by duo17
[kind of person that ticks me off] Meh, it's all gravy...[/kind of person that ticks me off]

I see.

OA
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I don't get it.
 
It's nothing important.

Back on topic: I'll have to agree with your first post, about import coming to mean mostly Japanese cars.

OA
 
Then again Advan R why do people refer to them as imports. thats not an opinion
 
AdvanR likes to pick out something obscure and technical just to have something to argue about. Pay him no mind.
 
askia has a problem understanding what is an opinion, and what is a fact. Here is another thread displaying this.

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/t-17919.html

milefile, if i tell someone my opinion i am not starting an argument. I am telling them my opinion. If someone decides to respond to that post with some good points, it becomes a discussion. When you come and constantly make negative posts responding to my posts, that is an attempt to start an argument.

I do not look for arguments. I think you do....................
 
Originally posted by 12sec. Civic
I like cars from all countries. Except Korean cars havent won my affection yet.
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I know what you mean, but give them time - even Hyundai admits that it's much as Toyota was 30 years ago: trying to win brand loyalty and market share in a market afraid of change. But as long as they keep making decent cars like the Elantra (especially the GT) and the new Tiburon/Coupe (especially the V6) they'll have what they want in no time. Same goes for Suzuki, excepting that it's Japanese.
 
I am in the auto repair business proffesionally. I find the "import" cars to be far easier to work on than their american counterparts. The initial engineering in an import is far superior overall than that of an american car.European imports ,( porsche , ferrari , BMW , mercedes ) are in a league all their own. Here's a little known fact: Most american cars are 60 to 75% imported parts. ( Brazil,Philipines,Mexico,China)
 
No offense or anythng but I have heard way different. Imports (as in Japanese) are controlled more by computers than American cars and there fore need a specially trained technician or you need to but alot of expensive equipment if you want to do them yourself. American cars need alot of work too but Japanese Imports need more just because of the technology behind them. European cars are the easiest as they never need work since most of the m are so well buit :lol:...
 
Just an add on. The metal is imported. Only 30% of actual parts is imported. Maybe Japan imports parts to themselves :lol:...
 
Oh, thats cool. My friends think they know everything about that show. Looks likeI have a question they cant answer lol...
 
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