Used Japanese Vehicles

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Used Japanese Vehicles

Used Japanese Vehicles

What Kind Of Material Is Used On The Exterior Of Japanese Vehicles Why Is It So Thin And Cheap? [ Read More ]

What Kind Of American Vehicles Use Japanese Engines? [ Read More ]

Can Someone Tell Me Some Information About The Japanese Self-Defence Forces?I just wanna know how they train, what equipment do Japanese soldiers prefer, and what Vehicles do they use. [ Read More ]

Can Calcium Carbide Be Used As An Automobile Fuel?During WWII, the Japanese forced British prisoners of war to stoke 'carbide furnaces.' Carbide furnaces are huge, electrified furnaces that combine limestone and anthracite coal to produce calcium carbide (utilizing a process invented during the turn of the 20th century) The POWs were told that the calcium carbide was being Used to fuel Japanese vehicles, but I think it is just as likely it was being Used to create 'sulfur mustard' (a chemical weapon agent (also called 'mustard' Used by the Japanese against the Chinese during the war). Calcium carbide is the 'precursor' of sulfur mustard. Is it more likely the calcium carbide was being Used as a fuel, or to produce chemical weapons? [ Read More ]

Is The Importation Of Japanese Vehicle Into The United States For Personal Use By An Individual Allowed? [ Read More ]

What Is The Japanese Equivalent Of The DMV Called?I Used to live in Japan so I sorta feel weird not knowing this but I'm writing a paper for school right now and I can't figure out what the Japanese Department of Motor Vehicles is called. Anyone know? Thanks in advance [ Read More ]

A Few Questions About Japanese Rule In Palau?Firstly, I don't know that much about Palau, except for the fact it's a soverign island nation with it's own unique culture and heritage. For a long time, it was subject to Japanese rule, and I understand the Japanese during their rule did a lot for the Palauan and development of the nation. My question is, how have the Japanese left their mark on Palau? If one visits Palau, is there any evidence of Japanese rule to be clearly seen, such as architechture, vehicles, etc? Also, how commonly Used is Japanese in Palau as a second language, do many people speak it? Also, are the people, especially the older people influenced by Japanese culture in anyway? Japan is a country with a rigiorous social structure and formailities and this is clear in the Japanese language where the sentence can be very different depending on level of formality. Is there any evidence of this in Palau? Also, in modern day Palau, how are diplomatic relations with Japan, and also what view do normal Palauan citizens hold of the Japanese? For example, a lot of the ex-British colonies know quite a lot about the UK, and it's whole system. Do Palauans know much about Japan, is it a place they like/would like to visit, in general? Thanks for any insight. [ Read More ]

Why Are We In America Manufacturing Vehicles Of Other Countries?The U.S.A., Used to be the leading manufacturer of the best cars in the world. Why are the Japanese taking over that role and the people seemingly preferring the proliferation here in our own country? Is our government aware of that? [ Read More ]

Why Do Most People Think Japanese Were Better Fighters In WW2 Than Germans?Alot of Americans think that Japanese are better than Germans in WW2 just because they would rather commit suicide or die fighting than surrender.But the facts I found state that Japanese were very ineffective in battles compared to Germans!For example,strategy.Japanese officers would recklessly waste their troops and equipment.They would command Japanese soldiers to charge at machine gun entrenchment(and a lot of Japanese troops were wasted this way).Germans on the other hand relied on cautious tactics such as flanking and ambushing.From what I read,German tactics were more effective overall!Secondly,casualties.From what I read the most Americans lost fighting the Japanese were very low(from what I read,50,000 at most)In fact,a historian stated that ''For Every American killed at least 10 Japanese were killed''!Now for the Germans.Even though America only began focusing on the German front 1944(a year before the war ended)the losses against them were much heavier than the overall losses against the Japanese!At most,Americans lost about 300,000 or 400,000(depending on your source) fighting the Germans!And its important to keep in mind that Germany has already exhausted most of her troop,money,resources,and equipment fighting the Russians by the time Americans joined!Not to mention the strategies Japanese commanders did were EXTREMELY STUPID!Japanese generals stubbornly told their troops to defend strategically useless land,and that Japanese generals stubbornly refused to adapt their tactics and strategies(see British invasion of Korea)!German generals usually did their best to adapt to the situation and did the best strategies they were able too! Additionally the Germans had far better weaponry and mechanized Vehicles than the Japanese!Also German soldiers Used tactics carefully! So how come most Americans ridiculously overrate the fighting skills of the Japanese and think the Japanese fought better than Germans? Additionally,whe n the Japanese fought Americans in the Pacific,Americans were not equipped with the best weaponry they had.Yet they easily crushed the Japanese!In Europe,the Americans were using the best weaponry and mechanized Vehicles they had but still suffere numerous casualties and lost numreous tanks and mechanized Vehicles despite using the best weaponry they had! Remember,when the Japanese fought the Americans,the Japanese still had their military at maximum numbers and capabilities.When American fought the Germans,the Germans were already getting invaded by USSR and didn't have the same strength an numbers they had at the start of the war!Despite Germany being heavily weakened,America still lost os much troops in Europe! @ LCPL USMC Swing with the Wing-Although the Japanese were ffiercer fighter,that doesn't make them better fighters!Compared to German effectivenes,the Japanese ability to wage war was pathetic! [ Read More ]

Why Should We Bail-out The Auto Industry? Most Americans Drive Japanese Cars For Their Reliability / Quality ?We bailed out Chrysler 20 years ago; should we use taxpayers dollars to do this again? GM and Ford can not produce Vehicles to meet global requirements. They are not gas efficient and reliable. I will buy American and I am willing to pay a price premium if the quality is there. [ Read More ]

Why Don't Americans Support Their Country And Buy American Vehicles?We know that American Vehicles are now as good as the Japanese cars, and better than most European cars. We also know that Volkswagen supported the Germans during World War II, and that Honda and Toyota supported the Japanese after the Pearl Harbor attacks. The American auto companies took a risk to help our country and convert their factories, knowing there was no guarantee that they'd be paid back after they bailed out the country. American cars tend to have more style than their Asian counterparts, and American Vehicles use twice as much domestic parts and labor, plus they build more of their Vehicles here. They cost the same, and frequently less for small cars, and help the economy so much more. It was the American autoworker that fought for better working conditions and health care. Why then do Americans put all of this aside and buy foreign cars? [ Read More ]

Can India Open Up The Market For Used Cars?If India opens up the market, Indian's will have hundreds of choices to buy Japanese Vehicles at 50% of the price sold in Indian market for the latest models. [ Read More ]

Are There Any Foreign Car Companies Willing To Buy/use GM/Ford Production Facilities For Their Own Vehicles?...Are there any Japanese companies who would be willing to take up some GM and Ford production facilities in Detroit and use them to manufacture their own vehicles? The incoming companies would not be saddled with GM and Ford's debt or health care costs....Why haven't I heard anything about this? Bundy brought up a good point here---- Why cant they sell off a large number of assets (not the entire company)? [ Read More ]

Which Of The Following Would Be The Best Used Car To Buy?Chevy Impala, Buick Regal or Century, Pontiac Grand Prix or Bonneville or a VW Passat? Most of the models of these cars that I would want would be late 90's or early 2000 models. My price range is between $4500-$7500 so I am kind of limited in what I can afford, but have managed to find some of these in my price range and in decent condition. Right now I am really leaning towards the Impala, but those have been somewhat hard to find in my area for a decent price. Can any owners of these cars give me some insight? What car would be the best value and last the longest? I have a family so i need a sedan with lots of room and one that would be inexpensive to maintain. Please DO NOT recommend a Japanese vehicle such as Toyota or Honda - I do NOT go for those anymore, i've owned Honda's Toyota's and know better. Yes, they will run forever, but they WILL run like CRAP forever also. THANKS! [ Read More ]

Used Japanese Vehicles