What kind of business practice is this? Literally copy the entire

>>14230068
That's a good thing you turd.

It's called badge engineering.

>>14230068
They didn't copy the ND's angry exterior, and they didn't copy the engine, putting in that 1.4 T-Jet instead.

Everything lese is copied - but so what? It reduces research and production costs, and so it'll reduce the price of the car. Not a bad thing at all.

>>14230068
isnt it literally the same platform?

Pretty slack effort from fiat thought

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Considering they are sister cars on a shared platform, why would you change the interior?

Besides, Abarth Fiata is going to be fantastic

>>14230068
Joint venture project.

>>14230068

fiat buys miatas and make their version of it, why does nobody still not know this?

>>14230068

Chinese

>>14230286
There are people who legitimately believe that Subaru ripped off the Scion FRS with the BRZ

I wish I was making that up

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being this new

>>14230119
>>14230128
I get you, but I still think a bit of stereotypical Italian boldness would have been nice. Surely a bit of retooling with some current Alfa bits wouldn't have cost so much?

>>14230128
>HTЯABA

>>14230380
When I was a kid, my mom had a Mercury Tracer and my neighbors had a Ford Escort. I told my mom I was going to sue Ford for stealing Mercury's design, because I was 5 and didn't understand how that shit worked.

>>14230068
Don't forget that the Mustang wouldn't exist (or at least, be far more expensive) if a shitload of parts weren't identical to the Falcon.

>>14230439
>iFat

>>14230068
>>14230437
>copying
It's badge rebranding for fuck's sake. Are you even old enough to browse this site?