Fang Chenyi had already noticed this yesterday. Imported cars were a rare sight here; most were domestically produced.
It had to be said, they were quite impressive on this front.
Just then, the driver in the front seat chimed in:
"Heh, that's exactly right. It's a necessity given their national circumstances. We all know this is an island nation with limited resources, which is why Japanese cars prioritize fuel economy and being environmentally friendly. So, the streets here are mostly filled with hatchbacks and MPVs. They save gas and can handle the tight parking spots—it kills two birds with one stone!"
"Also, a survey found that foreign brands account for less than 4% of the market share. This is partly due to national policies that limit the entry of too many foreign brands. On top of that, the performance of their domestic cars is genuinely good, which all leads to the current situation."
