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Is not the air intake and air cooling elements themselves that are masculine per se, it’s some of the designs for air intake and air cooling elements. Rule of
by turquoisevar 3y ago
Is not the air intake and air cooling elements themselves that are masculine per se, it’s some of the designs for air intake and air cooling elements.
Rule of thumb is that the bigger and more attention grabbing it is, the more masculine it tends to be.
Use lots of straight lines and (faux-)chrome elements to grab attention for maximum masculinity.
Or just use the hot rod style cheat code and completely break the contours of the car for ultra masculinity.
Simple example would be comparing the front of a VW Golf with the front of a BMW M3.
With the Golf, most people don’t even realize they’re staring at the air intake, whereas with the M3 it’s staring you in the face, some might even call it “aggressive” looking.