Doug DeMuro: Nissan GTR, VW Naming, Porsche EV, BYD Success
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In this episode of the Doug DeMuro channel, Kenneth and Fippo dive into the automotive world's latest buzz. They start with Nissan's mysterious new GTR concept, questioning the company's priorities amidst financial woes. The team humorously speculates on the potential plug-in hybrid nature of the upcoming GTR, highlighting Nissan's brand success with the iconic Godzilla. Moving on to Volkswagen, they discuss the shift from the confusing ID naming convention to more traditional names, sharing insights into the origins of VW car names like Tiguan. The banter continues as they ponder potential quirky names for future VW models, injecting humor into the naming process.
Shifting gears to Porsche, the team laments the discontinuation of the 718 Boxster and Cayman models, replaced by an EV slated for 2027, leaving a void in Porsche's lineup. They delve into the impact of European emissions regulations on car engines and tariffs on Porsche sales, reflecting on the end of an era for gas-powered sports cars. The conversation takes an enlightening turn as they discuss the influence of Canada on daytime running lights in cars, shedding light on the safety regulations that have shaped the automotive industry.
Wrapping up the episode, the team delves into the surprising news of Chinese EV manufacturer BYD outselling Tesla in Europe. They analyze the factors behind BYD's success, from product variety to competitive pricing, and even quirky car names like Dolphin Surf and Sea Lion. The banter between Kenneth and Fippo adds a touch of humor and insight to the ever-evolving landscape of the automotive industry, leaving viewers entertained and informed about the latest trends and developments in the world of cars.
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