Comments by "BeyerT1" (@derbigpr500) on "NEW 2021 DS 4 review: Steve Sutcliffe drives France's answer to the Mercedes A-Class | Auto Express" video.

So you found one totally irrelevant detail and ignore thousands of other details that are done very well...that's called cherry picking. Not to mention you should have your eyes (and your brain) checked, because you're flat out wrong about that being a paint defect, it's just a droplet of water on the car. So your single criticism about "lack of attention to detail" just shows that YOU have a lack of attention to detail.
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@3261carl Facepalm at yourself before doing it to someone else while you're being totally wrong. Yes, you get that one "random droplet" when you're cleaning the car down before taking a photo and you miss a tiny spot or just push the droplet aside with a cloth while drying it. It's obvious you've never washed a car, since you're probably a kid and don't own one,but droplets like that are very common and easy to miss on silver paint.
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What I don't like about DS cars is the ride, even when they were still sold as Citroens, they were too stiff and overly sporty, instead of going for the expected comfortable approach. I remember test driving the DS5 when it came out expecting it to be a super comfy car, only to realize it had a ride like it had wooden stumps for springs, terrible ride compared to the C5 which was far cheaper. I think that's a big mistake, because someone who wants a stiff and sporty premium car will buy a BMW or an Audi instead, but there's no premium car for someone who wants something super comfortable and soft.
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You make them as good as they are for less money then if you're so smart.
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