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I kind of like it, it's moving away from the overly aggressive looking style of most modern cars. Maybe we can have cars for adults again instead of these Trans
by ahartmetz 4y ago
I kind of like it, it's moving away from the overly aggressive looking style of most modern cars. Maybe we can have cars for adults again instead of these Transformers-style designs. A shape that is fit for purpose (aerodynamic) is part of that.
BMW and Mercedes switch places periodically in technical and design leadership, and I think it's Mercedes's time. BMW has been going off the rails recently...
- ricardobayes 4y agoAs a kid I remember standing in ave when a new car came out, very few cars have that effect anymore (on me). New car design generally is pretty meh nowadays. Seems mid-2000s leading up to 2014-15 was peak.
- kreetx 4y agoOff-topic but I had the same thing with sneakers. There seemed to be all kinds of interesting experiments up until mid-2000s, but there is pretty much nothing to look at in today's stores.
- lamontcg 4y agoIncorrect. The 1984-1991 Ferrari Testarossa was the peak. Source: poster in my bedroom.
- llampx 4y agoYou also grew up and the world changed in that time. I had the same thing, but I realized it was just my teenage years romanticizing the designs of that era.
- smabie 4y agoOr maybe what changed was that you are no longer a kid
- epolanski 4y agoStill, it's pretty uninspired and unless you're heavily into cars looks like any other Mercedes out there.
- leokennis 4y agoGood observation. Most cars nowadays look like the "cool super car" models from Lego or Matchbox from the past. It always makes me assume their drivers are 12 year olds trapped in grown up bodies.