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Germany's Big Three (Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz) have had sales explosions recently. They each proclaimed their aspirations of becoming the world’s highest-selling luxury automaker. In that pursuit, they resemble the American Big Three, which has always chased proliferation and platform sharing. Quality didn’t take a backseat to quantity at these firms; quality was placed in the third row of a Chevy Suburban. Read more »
- Future Cars: 2018 Lincoln Continental As A Bmw 7 And Cadillac Ct6 Fighter
Quickly name a few luxury large sedans on the market and ask yourselves this; out of the established BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar offerings, did you recollect an American luxury automaker? Read more »...
- Mercedes-benz Sells Its 1.5 Millionth E-class
German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz is celebrating the delivery of 1.5 million units of the current E-Class to customers since the executive model's market launch six years ago in 2002. Overall, Merc has produced 1,270,000 sedans and 230,000 station-wagons...
- Audi Usa: Sales Grow, But It’s Still Not Enough
The German luxury carmaker’s U.S. sales might be up 11% in 2007 with total sales set to hit the 90,000 mark this year, but no one, including Audi of America Chief Johan De Nysschen, is smiling. According to a report from Businesses Week, Audi is...
- German Luxury Car Market Share In America - November 2010
Which sort of German luxury vehicle sells best? These are the sort of questions The Good Car Guy routinely finds answers for, not always sharing the research with GoodCarBadCar.net's audience due to time constraints. This time, you're in for a...
- Audi A4 Dominates In Germany - By The Numbers
Don't consider the Numbers you'll read below to be a death knell for BMW. Nah, BMW and Mercedes-Benz are doing just fine. However, Audi is doing very, very fine. Take this as evidence: whilst Buick's resurgence is mainly fuelled by its...
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Baby German Models Beg the Question; What is Luxury?
Germany's Big Three (Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz) have had sales explosions recently. They each proclaimed their aspirations of becoming the world’s highest-selling luxury automaker. In that pursuit, they resemble the American Big Three, which has always chased proliferation and platform sharing. Quality didn’t take a backseat to quantity at these firms; quality was placed in the third row of a Chevy Suburban. Read more »
- Future Cars: 2018 Lincoln Continental As A Bmw 7 And Cadillac Ct6 Fighter
Quickly name a few luxury large sedans on the market and ask yourselves this; out of the established BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar offerings, did you recollect an American luxury automaker? Read more »...
- Mercedes-benz Sells Its 1.5 Millionth E-class
German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz is celebrating the delivery of 1.5 million units of the current E-Class to customers since the executive model's market launch six years ago in 2002. Overall, Merc has produced 1,270,000 sedans and 230,000 station-wagons...
- Audi Usa: Sales Grow, But It’s Still Not Enough
The German luxury carmaker’s U.S. sales might be up 11% in 2007 with total sales set to hit the 90,000 mark this year, but no one, including Audi of America Chief Johan De Nysschen, is smiling. According to a report from Businesses Week, Audi is...
- German Luxury Car Market Share In America - November 2010
Which sort of German luxury vehicle sells best? These are the sort of questions The Good Car Guy routinely finds answers for, not always sharing the research with GoodCarBadCar.net's audience due to time constraints. This time, you're in for a...
- Audi A4 Dominates In Germany - By The Numbers
Don't consider the Numbers you'll read below to be a death knell for BMW. Nah, BMW and Mercedes-Benz are doing just fine. However, Audi is doing very, very fine. Take this as evidence: whilst Buick's resurgence is mainly fuelled by its...