Yes I'm aware the title of this post makes no sense. Back in the 50's (& possibly even earlier than that), we saw American car companies start to "badge engineer" or clone vehicles in order to give the buying public more choices. For example, park the 1958 Buick Limited next to any of it's 1958 siblings like the Cadillac Sedan deVille, Pontiac Bonneville, or Oldsmobile 98 and you can unmistakably notice they're cut from the same GM mold respectively. In today's way overcrowded and highly overrated automotive market place in order to bring the freshest product to market faster than the competition, car companies are platform sharing with rival brands which has proven to cut manufacturing costs etc...etc...In my opinion manufacturer's seem to be churning out more & more of the same damn thing. Take a look at some examples below. Some are currently in collaboration with the very manufacturer they're product looks so much like. While others literally have never worked together but sure look like they do.
FORD
Explorer
LAND ROVER
Range Rover Sport
Range Rover Sport
ALFA ROMEO
Guilia
Guilia
INFINITI
Q50
Q50
MERCEDES-BENZ
C300 Coupe
C300 Coupe
INFINITI
Q60 Coupe
Q60 Coupe
MERCEDES-BENZ
GLA
GLA
INFINITI
QX30
QX30
MAZDA
CX-5
CX-5
INFINITI
QX50