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Originally Posted by Rock36
I personally don't mind cars that look similar from one generation to the next i.e. Porsche 911, Corvettes. The retro look is part of what drew me to buy a Mustang GT back in 2005 (that and no new T/A WS6s).
I suppose I will wait until the actual car comes out. If it brought back some of the cues of the SN95 new edges, then I probably would like it... but that would probably be considered retro too 
Anyway I don't know ha ha, maybe it is because depending on which "expert" is talking I'm either Gen X or Gen Y... I guess I'm trans-gendered... err I mean trans-generational. |
I agree. What's wrong with evolving a car's style with each generation? Why does it constantly need to be reinvented? Corvettes and Porsche 911's have timeless styling that, despite having been similar for decades, still submit to modern styling trends and implement them seamlessly.
That Evos car doesn't look like a Mustang in any way, shape, or form. Taking styling cues from it will detract from the Mustang's heritage. Worst of all, the rest of cars in its class (including ours) will PROBABLY follow suit.
Somehow I think this has to do with the fact that the Mustang is going global and will have to appeal to a larger audience.