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Thats the beauty of it. You can not. Because we do no longer have a free market. All car companies, belong by shareds to a few titanic entities, who will push t
by winReInstall 4y ago
Thats the beauty of it. You can not. Because we do no longer have a free market. All car companies, belong by shareds to a few titanic entities, who will push this in lock step to all there companies. Welcome to the gilded age.
- jacquesm 4y agoBMW is a pretty recognizable brand and other than Mini / Rolls Royce (the latter of which you probably won't need to avoid and the former tries to sell you on the fact that they are a life-style rather than a vehicle for an entirely different demographic) voting with your feet may well have the desired effect.
- onethought 4y agoI think you under estimate how many OEMs there are. Which “few titanic entities” are you referring to? Tesla? BMW? Toyota? Volkswagen Group? Gheely? BYD? Hyundai? Honda? … the list goes on. Basically there isn’t a more competitive anti-monopoly industry than the car industry.
- 2143 4y agoBut don't they all cater to different segments of the market? Somebody who wants to buy a BMW will likely not be cross-shopping with a Hyundai, even if there's are models at the same price point.
- onethought 4y agoTrue so they only have: Audi, Lexus, genesis, infiniti, Tesla, Daimler, the list goes on… to choose from. The luxury car segment is also huge…
- petre 4y agoReally? I could always buy an Alfa Romeo instead, which not only comes with heated seats but also with leather as standard upholstery in the Giulia and Stelvio models. The Chinese car manufacturers are going to eat them alive soon anyway.