The latest reports bring out something that may make Japan happy. Japanese cars still rule the automobile market. As per the consumer reports, Japan cars still dominate the automotive industry. The demand for the Japanese cars is mainly because of the reliability, performance and style. The count of Japan car owners is ticking every second. Japan made vehicles is expected to hold the top position based on reliability in every vehicle category by the year 2009.

This tremendous growth of the Japanese automotive industry is due to the trust that the renowned Japan car manufacturers like Mitsubishi, Honda and Toyota have created among the customers.

Mitsubishi, the best Japan car manufacturer is an unbeaten model over the years. Well known for the style and dependability of their products, every Mitsubishi vehicle delivers unleashed power with great fuel economy. More than 6 million Mitsubishi Lancer variants were sold since its debut in 1973. Style, dependability, comfort and great power are the attractions of these Japan cars.

Toyota is the symbol of Japan over the years. It reflects the Japanese culture through its existence in the automotive industry since 1930s. Over the decades, Toyota has gained a lot of experience in manufacturing high quality cars. The exteriors of vehicles from Toyota are considerably streamlined for proper aerodynamics to ensure great fuel efficiency and great riding comfort. They reflect the simplicity and emphasize the fashionable design of classic styled Japanese culture.

Honda, the largest Engine manufacturer of the world manufactures a whooping 14 million IC engines every year. It jumped into the automobile industry by manufacturing motorbikes. It boasts a wide range of top quality cars like CR-V, Civic, FR-V, Jazz, Legend and S2000.

Japanese cars ensures the car lovers that the coming years will witness elegant models that will sweep the entire market.

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Mitsubishi, the big name in the automobile sector enjoys a large space inn the automobile market for its elegant models. The trucks from Mitsubishi, the Japanese auto giant have always been a craze for vehicle lovers. In older days, the ownership of a pick-up usually used to go hand in hand with displaying a confederate flag and wearing a lot of denim. But the sharp rise in fuel prices and following credit crisis soon killed the trend. The pick-up is the vehicle of choice in a lot of Middle Eastern and African countries

Which generally transports about thirty heavily armed blokes in the back. Mitsubishi seems to be all set to conquer the entire pick up market. It has launched its L200, a raging bull which is primarily a commercial vehicle.The pick-up became attractive in the UK first. That was a few years ago, amongst buyers who would have previously chosen an SUV. The reason for this is the loophole in the company car tax law, which was soon closed by the Chancellor, however those who are self-employed are still able to reclaim the cost of VAT.Mitsubishi has made a clear distinction between work and play by categorizing the L200 range as 4Work and 4Life. While the former offers no frills tough workhorse qualities the latter is packed with more leather and chrome nudge bars than you can shake a stick at.

The latest L200 is a softer more round edged design larger than the old model and has a seat five at a push. Underneath the sleek integrated bodywork there exist coil and leaf springs with a live axle and ladder frame chassis and has switchable all wheel drive plus a lockable centre differential. The cabin of this pick up is well constructed. The L200 requires a little more effort on the road than the average modern SUV. It is powered by a 2.5 litre four cylinder turbo diesel with around 136bhp and 314nm of torque that promises a fairly respectable 0-60mph time and top speed. With an impressive fuel consumption, this SUV promises a grand driving experience.

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