Torvy
Super Member
Hypothetical example:
Toyota decides to start selling tractors. They make model 1 for domestic use in Japan and export to a few countries that have similar laws and expectations. They make model 2 for export to North America.
From a quality standpoint, model 1 and model 2 are the same. The differences may be cosmetic, or they may be different to meet market need or NA regulations.
In some cases, the rules for import are different for a manufacturer than for an individual.
A, possibly, more relatable real example. You visit GB and decide you really like a Jaguar with right hand drive. Jaguar doesn't sell or market those in the US, but you could buy one in GB and have it shipped here. Same quality as a left hand drive, just not a "US" model.
Toyota decides to start selling tractors. They make model 1 for domestic use in Japan and export to a few countries that have similar laws and expectations. They make model 2 for export to North America.
From a quality standpoint, model 1 and model 2 are the same. The differences may be cosmetic, or they may be different to meet market need or NA regulations.
In some cases, the rules for import are different for a manufacturer than for an individual.
A, possibly, more relatable real example. You visit GB and decide you really like a Jaguar with right hand drive. Jaguar doesn't sell or market those in the US, but you could buy one in GB and have it shipped here. Same quality as a left hand drive, just not a "US" model.
