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I see that Motorola is trying to get to the position where Nokia is/was. I don't think it is really really easy but at least they got the idea right. "Moto E:

• sirkneeland 12y ago
  As a Nokia employee (well, still-Nokia since the phone part went to Microsoft and I'm still at Nokia) I have long thought that recent Moto phones were the most "Nokia-like" Android phones out there (Nokia X notwithstanding of course). Motos are going for that spot of fun design, high durability, global availability and thoughtful experience touches, all from a reputable and storied brand. It's probably why the first phone I bought with my own money in years was a Moto X (I bought it the day after the Nokia-Microsoft sale was announced). That my Moto X was made in a former Nokia manufacturing center in Texas just makes it all the more fitting :) I'll miss you, Nokia (phones). But hopefully Moto will be a worthy successor.