There is no shortage of "Da Vinci" in the automotive industry.

Recent news about Da Vinci's false propaganda has been widely debated.

Obviously, the ordinary furniture that was designed and produced in the country was affixed with the Italian label of the country of origin. In this way, Da Vinci furniture with the European royal family identity was intentionally created, which attracted many Chinese millionaires to spend big sums of money, to be exact, to spend a few. Tens of thousands of dollars or even millions of dollars to buy da Vinci furniture in a large number of wealthy. When the Da Vinci incident unfolded, some analysts believed that, in fact, if it was not because of quality issues that drew the attention of relevant departments, Da Vinci would have been able to continue. In fact, no one will pay attention to the practice of its imaginary place of origin, and consumers who spend a lot of money are still rushing. Because Leonardo da Vinci offers furniture products for the rich class consumers that are in line with their own spending power, Leonardo da Vinci also allows these wealthy people to think that touching the bloodline of the European royal family makes them feel good about themselves.

In fact, as a kind of conscientious but effective marketing method, false propaganda exists in all walks of life. Even the auto industry, which looks quite formal, is in fact not spared.

Take a friend of mine, he bought a joint-venture brand SUV, after one year in the opening, it was discovered that there was no electric heating defogging function of the rear-view mirror in the publicity at that time. He learned through consultation that the company's rearview mirror electric heating defogging function is only fitted to models sold in the North, while models sold in the South do not have this function. But I do not know the intention or not, the new car sold in the country only uses a configuration list, that is, the version of the North model, so the Southern owners bought a list of electric heating mirrors that do not exist.

If it is said that this matter can be attributed to job negligence, then some false propaganda is sinister and hidden. Not long ago, a company launched an A-Class sedan with a supercharged engine. The car was advertised in the form of a small steel cannon. With an output of nearly 200 horsepower, many fans were expecting unexpectedly.

However, after a media test drive, people found that the situation was not as good as they could imagine. The actual performance of this so-called small steel cannon model completely failed to meet the standards of a high-performance car. The brakes or handling performance and the output of the engine were completely mismatched. It is believed that this is only a semi-finished product, and the reinforcement of suspension and brakes should be left to be completed by consumers after they buy it home. But in the future, people have made even more amazing discoveries. Regardless of the control and braking performance, the 190-horsepower car has even had a 130-horsepower home-smart car in its straight-line acceleration test. Do not run but!

This is very puzzling, unless the power transmission efficiency of this car transmission device is very low, otherwise there is only one explanation: the manufacturer falsely reports the actual output data of the engine.

I can only regret to believe that in previous years, some companies were notorious for the misrepresentation of power parameters in the North American market. This does not prevent them continuing to use the same methods to defraud in the country. The nature of a businessman is profit-driven, and merchants who do not have sufficient restraint on their own will take the next three abuses. Leonardo da Vinci has made a comeback because of false propaganda, but the auto industry's stimulating trend will be slammed by who?