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Porsche, 2014+ BMW. 2020+ Audi. What can I say? I have a liking for the German brands.
by cplusplusfellow 5y ago
Porsche, 2014+ BMW. 2020+ Audi.
What can I say? I have a liking for the German brands.
- GDC7 5y agoVolvo are upping their game and honestly Chinese brands have a really great design language but the brand power of non-Volvo Chinese brands is weak. Lucid too, but they only have one model > BMW The new grill won me over , especially on the 3/4 series and the M versions > Porsche They have the great advantage of not having to pay for designers ever since the Beetle /s > Audi The best in terms of individual model design and also overall Kinda sad that Mercedes-Benz lost their way, they are not even putting the star on the hood anymore , except for the S-Class and the Maybach In terms of supercars I'd say Ferrari but I really mean Pininfarina, they do Lambos and Zondas as well IRC
- seanmcdirmid 5y agoVolvo is still a Swedish brand even if it is owned by a Chinese company (Geeky). The owners were wise to keep the headquarters and design department in Sweden (most of Volvo’s worldwide employees are in Sweden). Wiki still lists it as a Swedish automotive company.
- injb 5y agoPorsche and BMW are the ones that everyone copies. Look at how many cars now have the once distinctive BMW tail lights, hood creases etc. and how many cars now have the profile of the Panamera, which was regarded as hideous when it first came out, or the Macan. Tesla is the only comparable brand now, in the sense of being original.