subject: Japanese Cars and Why They Took Over American Roads [print this page] Japanese Cars and Why They Took Over American Roads
Finally, among these factors, it is economics that matters the most. The rising cost of fuel and shrinking purchasing power are now being considered highly by car buyers, causing them to first check out the offerings of the likes of Indianapolis Mazda dealers since Japanese cars are designed primarily to operational and maintenance costs. If American automakers will remain adamant in refusing to make sacrifices to produce smaller, more fuel efficient cars, they will continue to lose the auto market in the United States and abroad to Japanese brands.
