Once the envy of the world, Germany's car brands now weigh heavily on its struggling economy
Once the envy of the world, Germany's car brands now weigh heavily on its struggling economy
Germany’s car industry was once recognized around the world for its high-quality, innovative internal combustion engine cars. But where is the sector now?
- Germany’s car industry was once recognized around the world for its high-quality, innovative internal combustion engine cars. But things have changed since then.
- The industry is facing a range of issues, from regulation to macroeconomics, China and EVs.
- Issues in the automotive sector may also have spill over effects onto the wider German economy, which has been struggling for some time now.
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Living in LA, you'd think BMW was doing great. There's an obnoxious asshole in one, endangering the lives of everyone around, everywhere you go!
In Switzerland, Audi is the rich arsehole car. Where I live, they tend to have Geneva plates
I see rich arsehole cars daily. Audi, Lamborghin, Ferarri, Bentley, Rolls Royce, Porche, etc. But 9 times out of 10, when I roll my eyes about someone driving like a piece of shit, or annoyed by their obnoxious exhaust, it's a BMW
Ah I get what you mean. But by arsehole I mean speeding tailing and cutting people off.
Here BMW is more the drug dealer car lol.
And the dealers don't want to get caught because of a stupid road infraction so they drive chill haha.
That's also the case here in the Netherlands though BMW is still up there as an asshole car. Surprisingly, I have a hunch that the next one to join this club is going to be Volvo around here, they're €€€ and I keep seeing them behaving just like the BMWs/Audi's.