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What about the new 2020 Toyota Supra?

Discussion in 'Creative Arts' started by bitzman, Dec 12, 2018.

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  1. Tenney

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    #26 Tenney, Jan 16, 2019
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  2. Igor Ound

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    #27 Igor Ound, Jan 17, 2019
    Classic case of ruining a concept. They keep the details but alter the proportions completely. It looks horrible imo
     

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  3. ipsedixit

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    #28 ipsedixit, Jan 17, 2019
    Reminds me of the bastard love child of a Subaru BRZ and a Lotus Evora.
     
  4. F1tommy

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    #29 F1tommy, Jan 17, 2019
    That is funny as hell. So Ferrari 550 money for a Toyota that sounds like crap on the road. BAT and tuners are strange. They will spend another $60,000 trying to make it look more like a Ferrari with a body kit and wheels :). I saw a regular Supra with auto and no turbo and over 100,000 miles go for over 60,000.00. Idiots and their money are soon parted.
     
  5. MK1044

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    #30 MK1044, Jan 20, 2019
    They put some kind of non-functional curvy detail in every panel. Not to my taste at all. I guess I prefer simple, smooth car design.
     
  6. asgor

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    #31 asgor, Jan 30, 2019
    Automobile design needs to take a break from forward, breakneck innovation and chopped-up, interrupted shapelines. Angrier isn't better. Lots of angry designs to choose from in the past many years if one wishes - from McLaren to Lotus to LaFerrari and so on.

    How about a renaissance of automotive design. The history of shapes has had many renaissances across time/centuries: time for a another one to come along and rid of of this endless tunnel leading nowhere.
     
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