1, Mercedes-Benz buys Maibakh. Once upon a time, Maibakh was an independent automobile brand. It used to be on a par with Bentley and Rolls-Royce, because its engine and transmission performance can completely rival or even surpass the ultra-luxury brand cars of its time. Plus Maibakh has been playing? Making the most expensive car in the world? Slogan, so Maibakh brand cars are already very expensive. However, the high price will eventually be recognized by the market. If the market does not recognize your high price, it will only accelerate your demise. Maibakh is a very typical example. In 20 13, due to poor sales, Maibakh series cars stopped production completely. This once ultra-luxury brand was later acquired by Mercedes-Benz and became a sub-brand of Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz bought your Maibakh, so your logo must be changed to an adult Mercedes-Benz. Why else is it called an acquisition? As a result, Maibakh later changed his surname, became Mercedes-Benz Maibakh, and became the younger brother of Mercedes-Benz.
2. Back against the Mercedes-Benz tree to enjoy the cool. Of course, apart from Maibakh's obligation to change the logo to the Mercedes logo after being acquired by Mercedes, Maibakh changed the M logo to the Mercedes logo. In fact, it still means leaning back against a big tree to enjoy the cool. As we all know, if Maibakh still hangs the M mark, the price may not come down. If it comes down, it will definitely desecrate the brand of Maibakh and discriminate against the brand of Maibakh. Mercedes-Benz certainly can't do this. After all, Maibakh used to be an ultra-luxury car brand, and he still has to take care of his face. But to tell the truth, if Maibakh doesn't reduce the price, I'm afraid the sales will not increase. So Maibakh simply changed the logo, directly turned Maibakh into Mercedes-Benz, and made a comeback with Mercedes-Benz S, thus opening up sales. After all, the price has naturally dropped, and then the car is still the same car, and consumers are naturally willing to pay for it.