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I don't think we have better knowledge or are smarter than the management. And I believe Tavares says things for a reason, to get some things moving. The current numbers are the result of keeping high post-covid-prices (= margins) in a slowing market as long as possible. They have to adjust now, like Citroën already did for their entire range. If I was CEO, I would have planned to close DS and Lancia from the beginning, and move Abarth under Fiat again. I think Chrysler and Dodge just need product. For Maserati has to be decided if it intends to be real luxury or high specced premium. Do they need high capacity by FCA/STLA or exclusive craftmanship by Ferrari? Moving down to D segment was a failure anyway.
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I think the absence of the grille doesn't do the latest Volvo designs any favour.
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I prefer the exterior of the R5, these Alpine additions clash with the original lines. The side "intakes" are just corny. But I like the interior upgrades. While the R5 is fine, this adds some premium feel – in the front and back. Better than materials of the Junior. 170 km/h isn't much for a "racer". When a sub-brand car is based so clearly on a main-brand car, why give it a different name? I think it's confusing. What does 290 mean? Why not A5 or something similar?
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Good that Nicolas Hayek hasn't to witness this anymore. 🫣
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I had a yellow Mito from 2009 for 8 years. Loved it. A change to dark headlights and foglight areas plus lowering a bit did wonders. Too bad the facelift came so late and small. It's interesting how much more useful space they got out of the Junior by a couple of cm in length and height. I hope the Junior won't get hard like a Mito when lowered 3 cm. If you compare the standard equipment and infotainment of the two, they are worlds apart – explaining the price contrast.
