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BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer: The official car of...?

The 3-row was discontinued in 2022 but still, the fact that BMW made a 7 seater minivan (available with manual transmission) is kind of wild...

u/DeepAsparagus6763 — 1 month ago
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Citroën C5x: It’s basically a French Honda Crosstour

Discontinued after just 4 model years making it about as (un)successful too

u/DeepAsparagus6763 — 2 months ago
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What are some car brands that lost their identity and became pointless?

For example, Opel used to be part of GM but still developed their own cars in Germany. Now they just sell rebadged Peugeots/Citroëns under Stellantis

u/DeepAsparagus6763 — 2 months ago
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If Mazda's planned luxury brand Amati actually launched, what would their lineup and success look like?

Long gone, successful like Lexus or struggling like Acura and Infiniti?

u/DeepAsparagus6763 — 2 months ago
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1938 Gräf & Stift C 12

A Lincoln V12 powered prototype state car developed for the Austrian government. Before it could go into production, Austria became part of the German Reich rendering it obsolete

u/DeepAsparagus6763 — 3 months ago