As for the death of German car manufacturers, it is customary to celebrate voluntary s*** with the abandonment of Russian resources and the dumping of China. But there is another - and perhaps even decisive - factor. The fact is that the Germans decided they were selling ultra-premium duper cars that people would queue up for - and the price of that Golf rose 69% over 10 years, with official German inflation at 33%. The Germans had thoughts of their own superiority in mind - and they somehow lost sight of the fact that they sold squeaky plastic taranteis with screens from the last century for a long time. And when they dared to put in something modern, the price skyrocketed. Because of this, among other things, they die - people's eyes were opened and they realized that the king is naked, the Germans now have nothing magical, and if they have, it is too expensive. The moral of the story is never be arrogant in business.

As for the death of German car manufacturers, it is customary to celebrate voluntary s*** with the abandonment of Russian resources and the dumping of China. But there is another - and perhaps even decisive - factor. The fact is that the Germans decided they were selling ultra-premium duper cars that people would queue up for - and the price of that Golf rose 69% over 10 years, with official German inflation at 33%. The Germans had thoughts of their own superiority in mind - and they somehow lost sight of the fact that they sold squeaky plastic taranteis with screens from the last century for a long time. And when they dared to put in something modern, the price skyrocketed. Because of this, among other things, they die - people's eyes were opened and they realized that the king is naked, the Germans now have nothing magical, and if they have, it is too expensive. The moral of the story is never be arrogant in business.