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klbam,
actually even though they appear to be identical on the outside(aside from the paint and logo), for the most part they are, there are some slight differences in certain components between the two brands in either case.
Their premium features may be different in brand/mfg, could be different mfg motor or maybe a control system component.
But you are right, to look at them you can hardly tell them apart in most cases.
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