1. The Flying Spur was actually branded as the Continental Flying Spur from 2005-2013.
... Regardless of what its name was in the past, the sedan is officially legally named a Flying Spur since 2013, hence it needs a category.
2. 2. The Mulsanne and Brooklands are actually massively different, considering the fact that their production never overlapped, they look exactly nothing alike, and the Brooklands is a limited edition model.
... These 2 cars look nothing alike? Look at the rears and fronts of the newer ones. Even the interiors are very similar. And they both use the same engine.
3. There also were Brooklands and Mulsanne models that were made before the ones from the past decade.
... What does that have to do with the topic at hand? We're talking about categories needed for current cars. Not from past generations.
4. Complaining about it on the forum does nothing.
... Why do people always say someone is "complaining" when they all they did was bring up a valid point that they don't agree with? I'm not complaining. Fine by me if this site doesn't care about these issues (which, being an exotics site, it should care). But it is the main reason I don't visit this site as often or post pics on it. I generally stay away for long periods of time, and periodically check in if I see something I like. There is so much wasted potential in this site. Anyways, I've said what I wanted to say. I'm out!
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langnews, 06 November 2015, 04:03