The journey to becoming a restoration artisan. Keep going!
The journey to becoming a restoration artisan. Keep going!
u/Restoration93 — 2 days ago
r/AutomotiveLearning
Why new cars may start using drum brakes again - And not only because hybrids/EVs can recuperate
Hi guys,
I think it is interesting how the new Audi Q4 is using drum brakes again - like a 1950a Mercedes 300SLR. And it only seems to be a trend in the car industry, for obvious cost cutting and EV reasons. But actually, there is new regulation that very soon will be implemented, that car companies/supplier are already bracing for. I made a little video unpacking why drum brakes aren't necessarily worse than discs, and what the new regulation will mean for cars starting MY 2027.
Hope this is entertaining and clears up the reasons why a lot of us think "new-cars-are-getting-worse".
u/Admirable-Assist-537 — 7 days ago
[Academic] Consumer perceptions of premium and luxury automotive brands (18+, everyone)
Hi everyone!
I am a Master’s student in Management – International Business at the University of Brescia (Italy), and I am conducting research for my Master’s thesis on consumer perceptions of premium and luxury automotive brands.
The survey is:
✅ Anonymous
✅ Open to anyone aged 18 or over
✅ Takes approximately 5–7 minutes
You do not need to own a premium or luxury car to participate—I’m interested in your personal perception of these brands.
Your participation would be greatly appreciated!
Survey: https://forms.gle/exYhS7G1kmTA3oLL6
Thank you very much!
u/Safe-Consequence9528 — 11 days ago
It was interesting when i caught this to know.. We are almost automotive pioneers in EV..
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u/sathishcool-techie69 — 14 days ago