FRANKFURT, Oct 22 (Reuters) - They may live in the country that designs and builds furiously fast Porsches, elegant Mercedes and sleek BMWs, but German drivers are happiest at the wheel of a Japanese car, a study said on Tuesday. Automotive market research group J.D. Power said its survey of 15,000 German car owners showed Japanese vehicles came out top in terms of customer satisfaction in all seven size categories from compact cars to luxury cars and off-roaders.
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