Dear car friends, we recently conducted a big horizontal evaluation, for China, Japan and Germany five 100,000-level cars, from fuel consumption, performance, space measurement and other aspects of in-depth comparison. No, a bunch of data is in front of you, and it's clear who is strong and who is weak. Let's take a look at the outcome of this fierce battle!
First up is our domestic model, which is quite impressive in terms of fuel consumption. The power system of this car is properly optimized, the fuel efficiency is high, and the fuel consumption is maintained at about 8 liters per 100 kilometers under urban conditions. In contrast, the fuel consumption of some Japanese and German models is a bit high. However, in terms of performance, domestic models are still slightly inferior. Acceleration and handling stability are a little lacking compared to their opponents.
Next is the show time for the Japanese model. In terms of fuel consumption, Japanese cars also perform well, but slightly higher than domestic cars. In terms of performance, Japanese cars have shown good strength. The acceleration response is fast, the suspension system is well tuned, and the driving is very confident. In terms of space, Japanese cars also have a lot of advantages. The interior is spacious and comfortable, with plenty of legroom for rear passengers.
The last German model to make its debut showed a high standard in all respects. In terms of fuel consumption, although German cars do not have an advantage, there is not much difference. In terms of performance, it is significantly superior to other rivals, with solid handling and fast acceleration. In terms of space measurement, German cars also have good performance, especially in terms of trunk volume.
To sum up, the five 100,000-class cars in China, Japan and Germany have their own merits. Domestic models perform well in terms of fuel consumption, but there is still room for improvement in terms of performance; Japanese models have excellent performance and space, but their fuel consumption is slightly higher than that of their rivals; The performance of German models is balanced in all aspects, and there are no obvious shortcomings. So the question is: which car is worth buying? It depends on what you value more!