It's a Spyker C12 Zagato ... It would make for a refreshing review. As has happened with the C8, or the Veritas.
Also, wouldn't mind some more dutchie faces by Jezza <------ Stolen.
^ I like that new Cherokee's grown up looks. Would be great seeing Hammond or Jezza thrashing around in it, but...
"Imagined, drawn, carved, stamped, hewn and forged here in America"
Except from the fact that they forgot to mention the Engineering, Development and Testing was performed by Mercedes Benz for the M, R, GL, Class in 2005 and Fiat funded the $1.8 Billion for body and suspension redesign in 2009. Lets just hope that the assembly work done by us Americans doesn't fall apart? like in past products just so instead of off-roading, soccer mom's and celebrity posers can pick up a quarter pounder with cheese. IMO.
Except from the fact that they forgot to mention the Engineering, Development and Testing was performed by Mercedes Benz for the M, R, GL, Class in 2005 and Fiat funded the $1.8 Billion for body and suspension redesign in 2009.
Oh...Well if you're right then it's a shame it isn't true. I'm all for America to start making quality stuff that's as near as makesno difference 100% American.
Oh...Well if you're right then it's a shame it isn't true. I'm all for America to start making quality stuff that's as near as makesno difference 100% American.
I'm also more than happy to see proper production and manufacturing processes with more refined materials in the States. In fact I've worked for Bosch Electronics in Germany and Chrysler Electronics Department (formerly managed my Mercedes Benz at the time) in conjunction with Visteon where we were developing the first prototypes proposals for LCD instrument clusters just like the ones on currently late model Jaguars/Land Rover and now featured on the Huayra and the Agera.
I am kind of surprised the lack of awareness on that little technical aspect of the GC, given today the information is widely available for all car enthusiasts that may not be directly related to the industry.
My point is; using footage and a melancholic background soundtrack to pretend patriotisms it seems a pathetic way to claim our workforce makes something 100% from scratch.
Given that cheap marketing persuasion like that turns the commercial completely redundant when you are well aware. Misinformation is the mother of all advantages.
Which I guess its nice for profits, until someone takes advantage of you... IMO.
As near as makes no difference, if you really go into the details on the complete and whole process of manufacturing the final product, the vehicle is in fact far from being either New or American.
Ohh... BTW
Tramontana (Reminds me a bit of the Lotus livery colors)
i would like to see james do a real world test of a selection of cheap cars- the cheapest from each country in the world. E.g. Germany, China, America, Korea ect