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by _yb2s
1423 days ago
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I'd say the Japanese figured out how to make this happen on a cheap car. Almost all high end european cars (including Volvos) had great rustproofing for a long time but cost far more than Japanese cars. The Japanese made the first reliable and long lasting low priced cars. |
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(In my mind, European craft production results in pricey cars, whereas large volumes only make sense for cheaper stuff.)