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Toyota’s already rolling out the Texas-built Tundra pickup in Japan. Nissan’s doing the same thing with the Murano, also straight from the States. In a country where big, American-style SUVs and pickups are still a rare sight, these imports are being pitched as something a little different.
And different they are as these reverse-imported models come with a heads-up for buyers. Okay, let’s call them a warning or a disclaimer – mainly about differences in equipment, features, and, unfortunately, even overall quality.
article link : https://www.autoblog.com/news/japanese-buyers-are-getting-american-built-suvs-with-a-quality-warning
And different they are as these reverse-imported models come with a heads-up for buyers. Okay, let’s call them a warning or a disclaimer – mainly about differences in equipment, features, and, unfortunately, even overall quality.
Australia’s Drive first caught this curious case. For Toyota, the Tundra’s customer information booklet states that the full-size truck is built for overseas markets and may exhibit characteristics that differ from those of vehicles produced specifically for Japan. Among discrepancies buyers might encounter are thin paint, color variations, polishing marks, small surface depressions, or paint swelling. Toyota states that these conditions do not affect vehicle functionality or performance.
article link : https://www.autoblog.com/news/japanese-buyers-are-getting-american-built-suvs-with-a-quality-warning
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