Porsche or Maserati for 1 Million?

[McDante]

The most straightforward way to gauge a car's status is by its price. Porsche's 918 model is a supercar that most consumers cannot afford, while Maserati's most expensive car is the GranCabrio. Therefore, in terms of price, Porsche holds a higher status. The differences between Porsche and Maserati are as follows: Porsche offers a more diverse range of models: Porsche has a competitive edge over Maserati in terms of model variety, providing users with a broader selection. Porsche has a better brand image: When people think of Porsche, they often associate it with motorsports, as Porsche is one of the world's top sports car brands. In contrast, mentioning Maserati might bring to mind 'inspirational' slogans like 'Congratulations to a certain sister for buying a Maserati after two years of entrepreneurship.' Thus, Porsche still wins in brand image. Porsche has stronger product capabilities: Apart from Maserati's captivating exhaust note and excellent handling, its other aspects fall short, such as a lack of luxury in the interior, high failure rates, expensive maintenance costs, poor resale value, and a limited number of dealerships. Porsche, on the other hand, performs well across all areas without any significant weaknesses.