In message <[email protected]>, dated Thu, 7 Jun 2012,
Anthony Thomson <[email protected]> writes:
However, German quality and reliability is a false perception.
‘German’ consumer goods are generally made in the same Chinese
factories using the same components as the rest of the world’s brands
and are generally neither more nor less reliable.
But German quality standards are applied in those factories and to the
resulting products. The same factories may produce products to less
exacting standards.
As for German ‘premium’ quality cars, they regularly dominate the
worst positions in the most unreliable car statistics, one brand is
particularly poor – looks good though.
This may be affected by how well the cars are treated by their owners.
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