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Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Looks angry or smirky to me, depending on which opening you consider the "mouth".
by danuker 4y ago
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Looks angry or smirky to me, depending on which opening you consider the "mouth".
- Kon-Peki 4y agoThe key is going to be seeing it in person. None of those photos are from your specific eye level, and every angle is using a different height above the ground to find the best look. Further, this is probably the highest trim level, which is probably going to be so expensive that few dealers carry it on the lots. It has a lot of promise, I'll give it that. PS - that might be the largest windshield/windscreen ever put on a small car. And despite all that it appears to have awful sight lines. I bet that a normal-sized person sitting in a properly-adjusted seating position can't see the pavement 10 feet in front of the car.
- gardenfelder 4y agoI have a 2017 which has one vision problem: out the rear view. Thei long sloping rear window, when viewed from the rear view mirror, is like a tiny slit, nothing panoramic. What excites me is the improved MPG potential. If I barrel in the left lane on long drives - I'll average ~54 mpg. On a 35 mile drive on a hilly freeway, if I stay behind the trucks, no problem hitting 80mpg.