How to destroy a franchise in one easy lesson...
What's in a name? When you are a carmaker, the answer is: everything. Arguably, people buy a BMW or a Benz at least as much for the name as for the car itself, and the same goes for Corvette. In terms of brand value, Corvette is among the auto industry's most heralded and valued nameplates, and yet it currently only pulls a small percentage of the potentially huge profit. But according to those in the know, this is going to change.
You have to reaad this story to believe it, and it's from a very reliable source:
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ReplyDeleteMy parents had cars from Detroit, and every last one of them was a piece of junk. I've had company cars (Fords), Hondas, and Toyotas. My American built Japanese cars were vastly superior to my parents Detroit vehicles. That said, my BMW was the best built car I've ever owned. It was an absolute pleasure to drive. Maintenance was a small fortune, but the car was truly excellent. If money was less of an object, I would be happy with sticking with BMW.
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