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Maybe. But what about the Audi vs. Volkswagen? A Ninja blender vs. a KitchenAid? A memory card from SanDisk vs. a no-name brand? A shirt from Fred Perry vs. H&M
by 9dev 1y ago
Maybe. But what about the Audi vs. Volkswagen? A Ninja blender vs. a KitchenAid? A memory card from SanDisk vs. a no-name brand? A shirt from Fred Perry vs. H&M? And these were brands you probably know. What about the products in niches, where you don’t have experience, or products are sufficiently similar? Do you always know whether a product is more expensive because of the brand, or because it’s objectively better?
- ekianjo 1y agobecause car brands belong to very few auto makers, a lot of cars with different names use the same chassis across brands, the same engine, and probably the same electronics as well. so you end up with most of the difference being esthetics these days, at least for cars within roughly the same price range.