His original Model 3 review video was nice, but the "voting guide" video was rather visibly rigged, which started with the BMW 3-Series, describing it in such a fashion:
"The BMW 3-series is a car which does it all. It's good-looking, has a desirable badge, comes packed with class-leading technology, a luxurious cabin, is available with a range of excellent engines and regardless of the model you go for it's fun to drive. It's also very comfortable."
"Yes the BMW 3-series is not only the best sports saloon you can buy, it's also the only car you'll ever really need."
I.e. the "contenders" voting guide started with what was essentially a dishonest BMW infomercial with 2-3 false claims, with the Tesla only getting a lukewarm mention late into the video.
It wasn't made clear how superior the Model 3P's performance is to the 3-Series both on and off the track, with more passenger volume, with unique features like remote heating
and cooling which are super practical in Europe where street parking is common, etc., at a lower price point than the top 3-Series trims.
Also, nowhere in the linked to article does he mention that the Model 3 was actually ranked #2 among all the cars, and the vote total wasn't disclosed.
So I'm not surprised that the BMW 3 Series "won" the vote, and I suspect he can now cash in the "YouTube Influencer fee" from his contact at the BMW marketing department.
Well played BMW, well played!
