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Originally Posted by autobrz
anyone think subaru gives the car wheel gap to let the aftermarket make more money onthis car?
beemers now days have no gap oem why cant the japanesr do it
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Because the Japanese are savvy people. Owning a car in congested areas of Japan is a luxury. Owning more than one car with storage space is even more to ask for. Japanese marquees tend to make sports cars that work as everyday drivers meaning they can handle less than perfect roads (part of the reason for wheel gap/clearance) and they can accommodate a young family with some storage space left over.
From a "pleasing the most amount of people possible" stand point, the car is perfect.
Yes I know many people slam their cars in Japan. This isn't for everyone though.
Completely agree with your stance on BMW's though. They always sit nice and proper. But it's spelled "bimmer". Unless you meant to refer to BMW motorcycles