Congratulations to everyone involved on an Audi TDI hybrid winning the WEC championship and its drivers winning the WEC driving championship!
Then a thought just hit me: Why is VW promoting Audi as its racing brand name?
Of the most famous brands in the VW-Group stable, I think of Porsche as the racing/sports car brand.
When my wife and I drove our Audi TDI in Europe this spring, Porsches were the most common sports car we saw on the roads, like Corvettes are the ones you see most often in the US.
So what's going on here? Is VW repositioning its brands?
Does it have anything to do with Porsche now having an SUV? That's something I thought was really weird when I first heard of it, and still do.
Then a thought just hit me: Why is VW promoting Audi as its racing brand name?
Of the most famous brands in the VW-Group stable, I think of Porsche as the racing/sports car brand.
When my wife and I drove our Audi TDI in Europe this spring, Porsches were the most common sports car we saw on the roads, like Corvettes are the ones you see most often in the US.
So what's going on here? Is VW repositioning its brands?
Does it have anything to do with Porsche now having an SUV? That's something I thought was really weird when I first heard of it, and still do.