For years, the stereotype was as blunt as it was persistent: American cars were cheap, flimsy, and built to last just long enough to limp through a warranty period.<\/p>
That perception helped Japanese marques like Lexus build reputations for precision and dependability. In 2025, that old myth no longer holds true. <\/p>
General Motors has spent two decades rebuilding its reputation through manufacturing reform, tighter quality control, and design discipline. The shift has been steady, deliberate, and deeply cultural.<\/p>