New Audi A7 Sportback

[vRStu]

Cheers Rich, to be honest they all looked the same so I guess it was easily overlooked 

[vRS Carl]

I'm bored with how so many Audi's all look the same but I suppose that's image reinforcement.

Hmm

Polo


Golf


Jetta


Scirocco


Passat


Tiguan


Touareg


I don't get it Robin, I'm just not seeing the likeness 

 

[MAT ED30]

 


that jetta looks good

[Hedge]

Is the Toerag the odd one out as its not red 

[Richn83]

you forgot the transporter

[RedRobin]

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@ vRStu:

Exactly! You've perfectly illustrated why I don't much like the Mk6 GTI, or indeed any car manufacturer's tendency to make their products look the same - Not just Audi, but the topic is an Audi.

Having said that, I would be interested in having either a cosmetically and performance modified S3 Sportback, a stock TT-RS (plus Milltek of course!), or a lowered RS6 Avant. None of the A-series though.

I'm looking forward to possibly seeing your new S3 one day 

[vRStu]

I'm only pulling your leg mate.

In truth many manufacturers' cars follow the same lines and design features.

[Greeners]

I'm only pulling your leg mate.

In truth many manufacturers' cars follow the same lines and design features.

Yep it's called 'Lazy Design' 

[RedRobin]

I'm only pulling your leg mate.

In truth many manufacturers' cars follow the same lines and design features.

Yep it's called 'Lazy Design' 

....Once upon a time cars used a common radiator design to help reinforce their brand. With radiators literally being hidden, the principle has migrated to the whole fronts of vehicles. They see it as advertising the brand out on the road and it's theoretically backed up by the idea that economies of scale are achieved.. Doubtful though.

I don't want to look or be the same as everyone else! Neither does everyone else want to look like me!

[Greeners]

I'm only pulling your leg mate.

In truth many manufacturers' cars follow the same lines and design features.

Yep it's called 'Lazy Design' 

....Once upon a time cars used a common radiator design to help reinforce their brand. With radiators literally being hidden, the principle has migrated to the whole fronts of vehicles. They see it as advertising the brand out on the road and it's theoretically backed up by the idea that economies of scale are achieved.. Doubtful though.

I don't want to look or be the same as everyone else! Neither does everyone else want to look like me!

I know why they do it, 'Brand DNA' and all that but I still think it's lazy! And it brings with it the saying that all cars look the same these days, which where Audi and VW are concerned I'm inclined to agree.