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Owning a car in Japan is almost four times as expensive as owning one in the United States. The gas, insurance and other highway tolls cost much more than usual for most road users in the world. There are strict laws that one must adhere to before the purchasing of a vehicle. This causes the people there to dispose of their used Japanese engines early.

Even before you actually buy the vehicle, you should be the proud owner of a parking ticket. One parking ticket will cost you some five hundred dollars American. This ticket will need renewal every month regardless of whether the car is driven or not, causing low vehicles sales.

Few after market car parts in the country coupled with even fewer body shops and nonexistent salvage yards make it even harder to own a car in Japan. It is not uncommon to use over 150 dollars a day for the use of a car in Japan. Very few people use road as their preferred means of transport, with the majority using the speed train.

Cars are subjected to grueling annual inspections which are many and very expensive. Complying with all these tests may set you back as much as 30 percent of the value of your car. Vehicles with only minor damage to their bodies are considered unsafe and in road worthy. They are recycled very early and it is not common to find one more than 6 years old.

The reasons why Japanese cars have extremely low millage on very aged engines now becomes clear. It is proven than a ten year old car in Japan has an average of 50,000 miles on its odometer while the same car in the United States will have a total of 150,000 miles. These engines have a very high demand.

Then depreciation rate for used Japanese engines and the vehicles themselves is extremely high as there is almost nothing you can do with a vehicle there once it starts to age. Repairs and parts are not cheap and most people opt to sell off their vehicles instead of keeping on taking them for repairs. Used Japanese Engines

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