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02-22-2016 06:40 PM
BlackGold Well, not entirely. Porsche is a sportier brand, Maserati, not so much. There are different expectations from the both of them.
02-21-2016 04:25 PM
Neptune It has all the potential. If Porsche can do it then Maserati can. It really could be the thing to catapult the Maserati brand. I am hopeful.
02-14-2016 05:49 PM
Meatballs People want their cake and eat it too and that's where the Maserati Levante comes in. Will it be enough？who knows.
02-12-2016 04:05 PM
BlackGold
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The truth is people want CUVs. That doesn't mean that they don't want luxury or sport or performance. Brands must adapt.
Basically they want what they get in sedans, coupes and even sports cars into CUV's. So much has changed since the 90's.
I think BMW was one of the first with a sporty SUV... the X5 4.8is
01-31-2016 07:29 PM
Neptune The truth is people want CUVs. That doesn't mean that they don't want luxury or sport or performance. Brands must adapt.
01-29-2016 06:46 PM
BlackGold It definitely doesn't, they're still sticking to being performance leaders in the class, keeping the Porsche performance DNA throughout.
01-28-2016 04:25 PM
Neptune I'm just saying that adding an SUV to a really sporty brand doesn't really make the brand less sporty. It diversifies the brand, but I don't think that poisons the pith of what the company was to begin with.
01-27-2016 04:28 PM
BlackGold
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And before those they were entirely sports cars, much like Maserati.
Yeah we established that already
01-27-2016 03:48 PM
Neptune
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Just because they offer an SUV doesn't mean they're not longer a sporty brand. That's just diversifying their line up. Plus the Cayenne and Macan are sporty SUV's.
And before those they were entirely sports cars, much like Maserati.
01-26-2016 05:34 PM
BlackGold
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Porche isn't exactly the sportiest brand out there. They already have an SUV in their lineup. No longer sticking with sports cars only.
Just because they offer an SUV doesn't mean they're not longer a sporty brand. That's just diversifying their line up. Plus the Cayenne and Macan are sporty SUV's.
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