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It seems that the general consensus in and around the automotive industry is that copying and slightly modifying what the other guy did is acceptable.
In fact, between getting parts from the automotive supplying giants in bulk, hiring designers and engineers one would argue it’s hard to come up with something that either looks original or does something special.
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Over the past few years, the global economic crisis left a huge impact on the automotive industry, even leading to the bankruptcy of General Motors and the Chrysler Group, yet somehow, the top 10 automakers managed to stow away more than $221 billion...
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- Scoop: New Mercedes-benz A45 Amg And 2014 S-class Sedan Spotted Testing In Colorado
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Cars
Put A Badge On It And It Becomes Anything You Want
It seems that the general consensus in and around the automotive industry is that copying and slightly modifying what the other guy did is acceptable.
In fact, between getting parts from the automotive supplying giants in bulk, hiring designers and engineers one would argue it’s hard to come up with something that either looks original or does something special.
Read more »
- Sony Looking To Penetrate Automotive Industry To Boost Profits
With tech giants like Apple and Google announcing interest in the (autonomous) automotive industry, it was only natural they were going to set a trend. Now, another gadget leviathan, Sony, is reportedly looking at snagging a piece of the car-making sector...
- Imagine That: Top 10 Global Carmakers Amass $221 Billion In Cash
Over the past few years, the global economic crisis left a huge impact on the automotive industry, even leading to the bankruptcy of General Motors and the Chrysler Group, yet somehow, the top 10 automakers managed to stow away more than $221 billion...
- Gm Wants To Be The Best In Customer Loyalty, Gain More Than Us$4 Billion Annually
The Holy Grail in any industry is customer loyalty. All manufacturers are fighting to improve their retention rate, that is, the percentage of customers who, when the time comes to replace a product, will remain loyal to the brand. The automotive industry...
- Scoop: New Mercedes-benz A45 Amg And 2014 S-class Sedan Spotted Testing In Colorado
Mercedes-Benz engineers were caught by Roman Mica of TFLCar trying out two new models, the A45 AMG hot hatch and the next generation of the S-Class limousine, in Colorado, USA. The A45 AMG will sit atop of the range of the new A-Class hatchback, which...
- Bob Lutz Says General Motors, Volkswagen And Hyundai Are The World's New Big Three
It's fall again, time for Bob Lutz to make headlines. Less than a month after "Maximum Bob" made his official comeback to General Motors as a consultant, the semi-retired car executive and onetime Marine pilot gave an in-depth interview...