win on Sunday, sell on Monday
This saying means that if a car wins races on the weekend, people will want to buy it the next day. It's a way for car companies to show that their cars are good by winning in competitions.
The phrase 'win on Sunday, sell on Monday' refers to the marketing strategy where manufacturers use racing success to boost sales of their vehicles. The idea is that if a car performs well in races, it will attract consumers looking to buy a similar model.
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