blaaislaai
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Why are looks important anyway?
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Why are looks important anyway?
Why are looks important anyway?
Wtf are US market cars always so ugly?
I beg to differ:
http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2012/03/2013-ford-mustang-fd.jpg
http://trollable.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/2013-Chevy-Corvette-Z06.jpg
http://www.carevos.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/2013-Camaro-HotWheels-Front-Right-Side-660x440.jpg
http://www.egmcartech.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/2013-Dodge-Challenger-SRT8-392-Curbside.jpg
http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/185zex9u28ognjpg/original.jpg
Hondas look cheap.
Best example is the new CRV, the rear looks like the ugly version of a Volvo C90.
Their cars lack a quality in design which over time shows.
Can't say I'm impressed with an Honda made in the last 5 years.
Honda styling against the top two Koreans, Honda is far behind.
Matter of opinion/taste. After 3 years I'm still not tired of the looks of my Accord Tourer (Acura TSX Sportswagon in the USA).
I'm starting to look for a replacement, but if looks to me was the primary concern, I will struggle to find a car that that in my opinion match my current cars looks. I would have to immediately disqualify the Sonata (seashell with wheels), Passat and Audi A4 (too bland and boring), Kia Optima (looks like a pimps car), Suzuki Kisazhi (spelling? - ugly rear) and the new 3 series (great rear, ugly nose). If looking at station wagon variants only - Honda beats the rest hands down except maybe for Volvo.
I also do not like the new Civic sedan but love the new Civic hatch (but only in white).
Luckily not everyone's tastes are the same.
Lekkaaaaa!! But that is exactly the problem. You have to kit it out to look good. The previous Civic looks good when it comes out of the factory..
Matter of opinion/taste. After 3 years I'm still not tired of the looks of my Accord Tourer (Acura TSX Sportswagon in the USA).
I'm starting to look for a replacement, but if looks to me was the primary concern, I will struggle to find a car that that in my opinion match my current cars looks. I would have to immediately disqualify the Sonata (seashell with wheels), Passat and Audi A4 (too bland and boring), Kia Optima (looks like a pimps car), Suzuki Kisazhi (spelling? - ugly rear) and the new 3 series (great rear, ugly nose). If looking at station wagon variants only - Honda beats the rest hands down except maybe for Volvo.
I also do not like the new Civic sedan but love the new Civic hatch (but only in white).
Luckily not everyone's tastes are the same.
... but do youself a favour and google the new Accord![]()
I'm pretty sure we've all concluded that it's ugly in some other thread. Think most are praying that they bring out a different model for the other markets.
The old Accord is very nice and I love the styling, but do youself a favour and google the new Accord![]()
I drove behind a Focus RS yesterday.If you ask me ford is a bit stupid for not having the Focus RS and mustang in SA
I suspect that it is the shape for the N American market as it seems a to be a minor upgrade from the 2011 American Accord (looks almost the same see: http://www.autohotest.com/1546/2011-honda-accord-sedan-review/). I agree though- it's fugly.
The Yanks have funny tastes in car design - even when the JDM spec Honda's are sold under the Acura brand in the States is gets "pimped" with an ugly front grill: http://www.edmunds.com/acura/tsx-sport-wagon/2013/
Normally the JDM spec is showcased at the Geneva motor show, so hopefully it will be more Eurosentric in design as I can't see myself trading my current gen in on that ugly duckling.
I drove behind a Focus RS yesterday.