The race to launch new models is faster than ever. But consumers are paying the price when it comes to reliability.
As someone who’s about to turn 40, I feel like the world is moving at a pace I’m no longer comfortable with. Everything is happening at lightning speed, and we’re running out of time to slow things down. The same is true of the automotive industry. Companies are continually working on bigger, faster, and fancier vehicles in an effort to outdo their competitors. But is that constant pressure to improve actually a good thing? Or is it making cars worse?
— Adrian Padeanu, News Editor, Europe
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