New Vehicles That Are Polarizing
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Most new Toyotas and Nissans look like they fell out of an ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.
On another board there's a guy who thinks the Nissan Sentra is just beautiful; I don't know if he's been dropped on his head too many times or else has never been to an optometrist.
Perhaps both...
On another board there's a guy who thinks the Nissan Sentra is just beautiful; I don't know if he's been dropped on his head too many times or else has never been to an optometrist.
Perhaps both...
Honda, and by extension Acura, haven’t had a designer worth a [censored] in ages.
And I really hate to say it but, the Gen6 will be the last Camaro. They done killed it.
And I really hate to say it but, the Gen6 will be the last Camaro. They done killed it.
Pretty much the entire fleet from Toyota Motor Company.
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The ugliest cars on the road are those things that look like pregnant roller skates. The look like sedans that were involved in a pileup collision and got smushed in the front and back. They can't decide if they want to be a bus or a car. Maybe a "tall car"? I honestly don't know what they are. *smh*
The new Camry, Ford explorer and the F150. Love the explorer sport in all black and blacked out!
I'd agree with the Camry...visited a local dealer and they had a stripped down Corolla on the floor with a blacked-out roof and some other "sporty" stuff added. Took a closer look, and it was a vinyl wrap...wonder how that'll look after 5-7 years in the sun.
Lexus grille
Silverado truck
Several of the mini-CUVs, the Toyota CHR is the worst, especially with the contrasting roof.
Jeep Wrangler with retro smurf blue and white color scheme
metallic beige color on Honda CRVs, Anvil color on Jeeps and desert tan on Toyota trucks
Let's talk about the whole blacked-out roof motif. On the right white or silver sedan it can really look great...but that's IT. And if you're going to black out the roof, for cryin out loud, paint the XM antenna to match...don't leave it body color.
Lexus grille
Silverado truck
Several of the mini-CUVs, the Toyota CHR is the worst, especially with the contrasting roof.
Jeep Wrangler with retro smurf blue and white color scheme
metallic beige color on Honda CRVs, Anvil color on Jeeps and desert tan on Toyota trucks
Let's talk about the whole blacked-out roof motif. On the right white or silver sedan it can really look great...but that's IT. And if you're going to black out the roof, for cryin out loud, paint the XM antenna to match...don't leave it body color.
Originally Posted By: MCompact
Most new Toyotas and Nissans look like they fell out of an ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.
On another board there's a guy who thinks the Nissan Sentra is just beautiful; I don't know if he's been dropped on his head too many times or else has never been to an optometrist.
Perhaps both...
This.
I also find all of the CUVs look the same. The only way I can tell them apart is the badge on the tailgate. Boring...
Most new Toyotas and Nissans look like they fell out of an ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.
On another board there's a guy who thinks the Nissan Sentra is just beautiful; I don't know if he's been dropped on his head too many times or else has never been to an optometrist.
Perhaps both...
This.
I also find all of the CUVs look the same. The only way I can tell them apart is the badge on the tailgate. Boring...
10th generation Civic.
A 16 year old designed it and imagined it would be able to hover and leave the atmosphere to go explore the galaxy.
A 16 year old designed it and imagined it would be able to hover and leave the atmosphere to go explore the galaxy.
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10th generation Civic.
A 16 year old designed it and imagined it would be able to hover and leave the atmosphere to go explore the galaxy.
It looks exactly like a hot wheels car.
10th generation Civic.
A 16 year old designed it and imagined it would be able to hover and leave the atmosphere to go explore the galaxy.
It looks exactly like a hot wheels car.
I agree with the new Civic and Gen6 Camaro (especially in ZL1 guise). They stand out quite a bit. I actually bought a '17 Camaro, but pretty much for the drive.
On the opposite end (for me) would be the Nissan Juke and Fiat 500.
If you go upmarket you can get some really polarizing designs, like the Aventador.
On the opposite end (for me) would be the Nissan Juke and Fiat 500.
If you go upmarket you can get some really polarizing designs, like the Aventador.
As much as I love cars and trucks I just cant get excited about any of the new models. I was surfing around and considering a vehicle change and I could not find anything that made me want it.
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