For several decades, vehicle development has been characterised by a generally linear path of incremental optimisation. New models would be slightly faster, slightly more fuel efficient, and have a handful of new features. Previously, this helped automakers retain a strong sense of identity in the market, and certain reputations have proven resilient.
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