Platform Sharing -- Mercedes says it's interested
#1
Platform Sharing -- Mercedes says it's interested
Exactly what I'm afraid of.
http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/de...in-partnership
It suggests that the rumored SUV is just one thing that could be "included" in platform sharing.
It does say there are no such plans yet.
Yet...
Appalling.
http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/de...in-partnership
It suggests that the rumored SUV is just one thing that could be "included" in platform sharing.
It does say there are no such plans yet.
Yet...
Appalling.
#3
I'd expect AML to source more than just an engine and electronics from M-B if they're going to push forward with building an SUV. Developing a new vehicle unique from the company's existing model range will be very costly, and I wouldn't think AML could go it alone.
#4
Ah, I understand now, we'll be seeing a Signet II...
#6
They are considering platform sharing for an SUV...who cares? You are getting fired up over rumors and speculation of an SUV you probably wouldn't buy in the first place, bespoke or not.
If anything, this might bring brand awareness to new demographics and possibly make AM money like it did for Porsche. More funds = better development = win for everyone.
On a side note, my wife loves the new Porsche Macan and we're seriously considering buying it. Yes it's just an Audi, but the Porsche touches on top take it from "it's ok" to "I want". We'll see if it's the next Cayenne but it's minimal cost to Porsche.
If anything, this might bring brand awareness to new demographics and possibly make AM money like it did for Porsche. More funds = better development = win for everyone.
On a side note, my wife loves the new Porsche Macan and we're seriously considering buying it. Yes it's just an Audi, but the Porsche touches on top take it from "it's ok" to "I want". We'll see if it's the next Cayenne but it's minimal cost to Porsche.
Last edited by RossL; 01-15-2014 at 08:51 AM.
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