Explain Why Japanese cars are better than Chinese cars.

Explain Why Japanese cars are better than Chinese cars.
For this paper, you will build upon the skills you learned for Papers 1 and 2
by analyzing an issue that affects a community you belong to. Your analysis of this issue must be globalthat is, it must understand all the varying perspectives and opinions that surround it. You should have some knowledge about it and an interest in doing some research to find out more about it. Once you have completed analyzing the issue, you should form an opinion that aims to solve the problem. s

Begin your essay by stating this problem in the form of a good subject-matter question. Your thesis should be your answer to this question and will act as the controlling purpose of your argument essay. As you write this essay, you should address a specific audience that is skeptical about or disagrees with your point of view about this issue. The essay should be written to change this audiences mind or perception. You should build reasons to support your thesis and provide evidence to support your reasons. As well as your own pro arguments, you should also include counterarguments to help your reader become more sympathetic to your point of view. Your evidence should also make clear but appropriate appeals to your audiences ethos, logos and/or pathos as you try to convince them of your point of view.

In terms of format, you should design your essay appropriately for your intended audience. Your essays should take the following shape:

You will begin with an introduction that draws in the audience and presents the issue you will discuss. The last sentence of the Introduction will clearly state your position on the issue and will not be a question.
The second paragraph or two will be a background paragraph. Here, you will describe any background information you wish to give the reader about the topic and describe your involvement with the community affected by the topic.
(N.B. Think of paragraphs as being half a page to three-quarters of a page in length, not whole pages or more. Make sure that each paragraph has a clear topic sentence, is developed, unified and coherent.)
After the Background Paragraph, you will then provide a series of paragraphs arguing your position on the thesis. You will provide reasons and evidence
You will need to use a minimum of 3 secondary sources. You should use these as evidence for your argument or as counterarguments you will refute.
Counter arguments will need to be considered and refuted.
The essay will end with a conclusion. Here, you will briefly restate your thesis and/or your main points and leave the reader with something interesting to consider in relation to your topic.
N.B. Any incidents of plagiarism will result in the student getting a zero for the paper.

You should also create a Works Cited page, where you will reference no less than 3 sources. For the secondary sources, make sure that you include:
In-text citations
The Works Cited page at the end

Length: 5-7 pages, double-spaced, font-size 12. Do not miss lines between paragraphs. Do not center the writing.

Essays needs to reflect my direct connection with the topic, and the connection is that I had a Chinese car that used break down a lot, it was not reliable in comparison to my honda civic which has been ten times more reliable

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