Ahead of its time and more attractive and well-proportioned than many of its contemporaries.

Beautiful, understated design. I kinda wish the rear glass were more upright like the 780 coupe, but I suppose the fastback is more aerodynamic.

But see, you’re assuming that all consequences stay within the four walls of the sex party. And that’s what’s wrong with Rich’s “banning lemonade stands to treat obesity” analogy. I’m as sex-positive as can be, but that analogy is illogical and dangerous.

I thought SURE I saw these in action in the States, but that could just be the Mandela Effect...

I actually see a lot of similarities with Toyota’s FT-1 concept and think this would make a GREAT Supra.

I actually see a lot of similarities with Toyota’s FT-1 concept and think this would make a GREAT Supra.

Good catch. The new headlights actually look more like the headlights of the Fusion.

It’s so good! But the fault in the original figure isn’t design; it’s in the reality of mass production.

The front — especially the headlights — actually remind me of the new NSX.

Yeah. I’ve often thought that libertarianism would be great if enacted in a void, absent the burden and force of American history in general and racism and class oppression specifically. But you’re spot on — if American society hit the reset button and started from scratch, with everybody on a level playing field, and…

I know that the Omega symbol is most affiliated with Darkseid and that the image in the screenshot suggests him, but did the symbol on Zod’s chest in Man of Steel also suggest an Omega? Any connection?

Good call. It was always my assumption that the Avenir would preview a new LaCrosse and that, if anything, the Avista would be a new Riviera.

WHY AREN’T THE SCARS AND THE WHITENESS ON THE SAME EYE, as they are on the ACCOMPANYING ILLUSTRATION?!

Also, on the Starkiller Base: Han got past the shields by flying the Millennium Falcon in at hyperspeed. He was tasked with disabling the shields so the X-wings could fly in and take out the base. But... why was this necessary? X-wings are capable of hyperspeed (we see this at the end, as they leave). So why didn’t…

Also, on the Starkiller Base: Han got past the shields by flying in at hyperspeed. He was tasked with disabling the shields so the X-wings could fly in and take out the base. But... why was this necessary? X-wings are capable of hyperspeed (we see this at the end, as they leave). So why didn’t they just do as Han did…

I gotta say, it’s pretty sad that the women are relegated to the “Princess” book. I’ll withhold judgment til I see the books. But The Force Awakens did a brilliant, deliberate job of featuring Rey as a hero who was obviously but incidentally a woman. I have a friend with a four year old who loves Frozen and My Little…

The design is cool and ahead of its time, but in every photo I’ve seen of the terminal, it looks TINY. Especially the one above with the taxi and van on a snowy day. That building can accommodate over 500 rooms and 8 restaurants?!

I see bottom-up styling influence from the Cayman in the pronounced creases on either side of the hood and rear windshield. (Make all the jokes you want about 911 design never changing — those lines didn’t exist before the refresh and definitely recall the Cayman.)

Great assessment. There’s one modern car that I like a lot but the design of which is rightly criticized for being too heavy — vast expanses of sheet metal that make the car look bigger and more slab-sided than it is, especially in bright colors. Adding or incorporating chrome bumpers and thin chrome trim on the sides…

A used car for every pretty girl.