Lamborghini Murcielago and Volvo V70 share very many parts. It is Badge Engineering on another level.
[COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]This Throttle costs ₤160 from a Volvo dealer and ₤1,655 from a Lambo dealer. SAME PART SAME EVERYTHNG
Si I thought mbuzi hula kulingana urefu wa kamba yake. Kuna mkate niliona ikiuzwa 460 yet it shares the same parts with kenblest[SIZE=1] Bado Iko btw?,[/SIZE] even prep is the same,packaging tu
Inaitwa Badge Engineering
Honda also shared entire car with Land Rover Discovery. It was called Honda CrossRoad
wacha wajinga wagongwe , this is very common in very many products , even designer perfume the packing is more expensive than the product, same goes for fashion apparel , people just get inflated bills just because of the label !
Same thing with Chrysler 300 and Mercedes Benz E Class. Same Chasis & Gearbox
Yes they share some parts but that is not correct meaning badge engineering.
It can`t be said that a Murcielago and aV70 .
Badge Engineering is something like this. (Toyota Probox and Mazda Familia)
Matt Armstrong ako sawa sana kazi yake safi.
That Lamborghini is generally an audi. Most of the supercar brands by vw are Audi anyway. I also wouldn’t say it’s a volvo because of a throttle body. Peripheral parts like carburetors, injectors, throttle body, water pumps etc. have their specialist makers and are shared across brands.
Badge Engineering is a broad term. In some instances it involves Platform Sharing such as
[SIZE=6]Skoda Scala and Volkswagen Polo[/SIZE]
or
[SIZE=5]Lamborghini Urus, Porsche Cayenne, Audi Q7, and Bentley Bentayga which is just the same car with different trims[/SIZE]
Engine throttle is like the Left Atrium in a Mammalian heart. If Two cars can share that vital component it means, valves are similar, even the ECU computer run the same kernel to be able to gauge O2 levels. gari mingi siku hizi zina share platform body ndizo tofauti.
Agreed, tz nilikuwa nanunua mkate 500