Why do Japanese cars have a reputation for being so much more reliable than their American or Euro counterparts?
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Broadly speaking, Japanese workers apply great care to their craft, and take pride in it. You have to try pretty hard to find a bad meal in Japan. Road work is completed much more thoroughly and quickly. Trains almost always arrive on time; if a train is late by mere minutes, the conductor offers a sincere apology. The packaging of items is meticulous. Handcrafted items have great fit and finish.
The large Japanese auto manufacturers apply the same attention to detail to the design and engineering of their vehicles.
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