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I think you're talking about the fueling position, not the exact position of the fuel tank.
I heard this before, that original German and American car put it on the right side, and original Japanese cars put it on the left. It is because they drive on the different side of the road.
And if it's an imported version, such as a australian version german car, sometime the manufacture will change the fueling position to the left, but sometime they don't, it probably depends on the cost ( or say, depends on whether the car is expensive enough).
Anyway, I think this is not an important point when doing the selection. |
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