So you think GM and Ford are the only companies guilty of blatant badge engineering?
This is the new Seat Exeo ST from Volkswagen's Spanish subsidiary. Look familiar?
Here's a hint. -- Ed Hellwig, Lead Senior Editor, Inside Line
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stovt001 says:
06:19 PM, 03/ 2/09
Kinda like how the Lexus ES is a Camry? Oh wait, Toyota, never mind, best idea ever, not at all rebadging, if only everyone else did it that way all would be well.
honorsystem says:
06:27 PM, 03/ 2/09
Not sure I understand what you're getting at Stovt... you'd be sorely mistaken if you thought Toyota never badge-engineered, but if you're getting at the fact that EVERY car company does/has done it, then by all means, please continue...
wasaabi92 says:
08:32 PM, 03/ 2/09
Whoever buys that car over in Europe will be getting a bargain, because it's a seven year old A4, it's been massaged into its final iteration with constant evolution, so you plenty of kit as standard, and a very well made car.
Or you could buy the new base A4, or get a slightly better equipped Exeo. Nice to have choice I guess.
shaddai says:
09:58 AM, 03/ 3/09
B7 A4.
kamranizzle says:
07:47 PM, 03/ 3/09
This new Seat is based on the old A4 (B7) and not the 2009 A4 (B8) as Mr. Ed Hellwig is suggesting. Its a shame that the lead senior editor of inside line is making such amateurish mistakes...
kamranizzle says:
07:47 PM, 03/ 3/09
This new Seat is based on the old A4 (B7) and not the 2009 A4 (B8) as Mr. Ed Hellwig is suggesting. Its a shame that the lead senior editor of inside line is making such amateurish mistakes...