News Honda considering a merge with Nissan for 2025.

Lot of stuff is going to happen soon in the automotive industry. Disruptive stuff. German car industry is not looking good at all.
 
Volkswagen is on a free fall right now. Tesla is booming on the stock market , and Chinese are swarming the ev automotive industry. Interesting times
At least in my country Tesla has huge problems because electric is just such a huge disadvantage in many aspects and no it's not eco friendly and people realize that slowly. Also Tesla build quality and interior design is way beneath any German car I ever used. That's why Tesla and Stellantis car sales are breaking down loosing more than a third of their sales here.

If there is one car company I expect to get into huge troubles it's Tesla as soon as automotive industry leaves electric cars behind and that day is coming closer.
 
At least in my country Tesla has huge problems because electric is just such a huge disadvantage in many aspects and no it's not eco friendly and people realize that slowly. Also Tesla build quality and interior design is way beneath any German car I ever used. That's why Tesla and Stellantis car sales are breaking down loosing more than a third of their sales here.

If there is one car company I expect to get into huge troubles it's Tesla as soon as automotive industry leaves electric cars behind and that day is coming closer.
Tesla‘s interior design is a garbage can with an Ipad in the middle. Can‘t understand why people go for that.
 
Modern Nissans are all trash except for the GTR. And the variator transmissions, eek.
 
Tesla‘s interior design is a garbage can with an Ipad in the middle. Can‘t understand why people go for that.
It's also security risk driving. I was amazed how stupid it is to make a driver change settings f.e. air vents with a touchscreen going though folders while driving. Incredible dumb design. The one friend of mine who still has a Tesla had two incidents were it wouldn't even open the car door <lmao> Not even starting how they lie about possible mileage.

I rather drive a 20 year old German car than a new Tesla.


I am surprised about the merger talks. Toyota seems far above Nissan in terms of quality and efficiency. Why would they do that. Reminds me when Daimler bought Chrysler thinking that would elevate them while it just ate all the profits.
 
It's also security risk driving. I was amazed how stupid it is to make a driver change settings f.e. air vents with a touchscreen going though folders while driving. Incredible dumb design. The one friend of mine who still has a Tesla had two incidents were it wouldn't even open the car door <lmao> Not even starting how they lie about possible mileage.

I rather drive a 20 year old German car than a new Tesla.


I am surprised about the merger talks. Toyota seems far above Nissan in terms of quality and efficiency. Why would they do that. Reminds me when Daimler bought Chrysler thinking that would elevate them while it just ate all the profits.
Yes it is a hazard. I don‘t understand how this shit is even allowed from a regulatory perspective.
 
Modern Nissans are all trash except for the GTR. And the variator transmissions, eek.
I have a 2017 Titan. The only thing I've had to replace is a front CV joint. But I don't have 60,000 miles on it yet.
 
I am in the industry. Nissan is a terribly run company, treat their franchises like shit, and make a terrible product. Honda is the opposite. Why a successful company would merge with a shitty one is beyond me. These mega mergers have killed other companies before. The whole industry is struggling.
Because Skyline NSX.
 
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