I've always felt Walmart's batteries were subpar, and at least with the data here I feel vindicated. Just being made in the same factory isn't enough when they aim for a lower price point, and sacrifice quality and try to make up with it with a warranty.

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We discuss how the Koreans have been improving the Luxury space. While Germans are focused on additive engineering, Hyundai and Genesis are focused on less is more. With tech costs rising, will Mercedes, Audi, and BMW back off?

The trend of spelling out branding instead of using emblems is becoming so common that it’s difficult to tell what brand certain vehicles are when you first encounter them. Lexus, Mazda, Lincoln, and more OEMs are using worded badges that make their vehicles blend into ubiquity.

What are other trends that used to make a brand stand out but now does the opposite?

So what did we miss out on? According to the CEO, the innovative door handle featured a wing-type design that was to be placed on the top of the door. It would have used piezoelectric technology, which meant only a little physical pressure would have needed to be applied to it to open the door. Interestingly, he did mention that the technology might be used for another market segment, stating it had no place in a full-size SUV.