Panel Gaps In American, European Vs Japanese Cars

When it comes to precission and good workmanship. No one can beat the Japanese not even the Germans with their Luxury cars.

image

PANEL GAP IN A NEW PORSCHE TAYCAN

Car Panel Gaps Are Directly Tied to Build QualityIn the manufacturing world**, the precision with which panels can be assembled alongside each other is considered a mark of quality. Generally speaking, the smaller the gap, the more expert the engineering and the techniques used in the production of that automobile

image

PANEL GAPS IN A NEW FORD MUSTANG

Japanese people use their ancient Wood Joining techniques for precision even when dealing with sheet metal

image

Perdition dicc can fit between the gap

There’s no standard car as noisy inside cabin as a Japanese car. Shwaaaaaaaa Toyota wind noise and road wheel noise.

Give me the peace and quiet of. German car any day. A

Baluhya acha urongo, Toyota Axio is very quiet

Can’t put the quietness of a Axio and a 328i in the same chapter of a book. Let alone the same sentence.

That also tells me you have never cruised in a German machine on A104. Very few vehicles come even close.

You can easily tell uko na C180 1999 hapo Joska. Hujakaribia new toyota wewe

baruya, panda paiskeli polepole ukimaliza kuosha gari ya mdosi.

Huyo simiyu ni cousin ya wetangula akona akili kukushinda Mara Kama Mia mbili.

Ile siku tutakua tunadiscuss mambo ya jela na maabusu tutakuita utoe ushuuda. Kwa hizi vitu zingine huelewi, funga hio bakuli yako kubwa imenyonya mboro ya omosh

Hiyo Camry yako has no sound deadening. The only defence you have against the wind hi body panel. Na najua unatumia retread tires unaskia mpaka pebbles kwa bara bara.

Engine ya C180 safi sana.

@WasikA @Ngimanene-Na-matharo

Uliiona ukiwa wapi mbwa hii?

Wacha niendeshe Otoyo Premio nyoka yangu na amani

Nyoka ni gari safi sana especially if well maintained