I agree. It’s not downright ugly but the greenhouse is disproportionately small and low compared to the rest of the car and the hood is too long. It looks sporty and muscular but it just isn’t pretty.

This absolutely deserves to be there aesthetically?

please... It’s a pretty car but come on - this could have easily been an alternative design for an AC Ace/Cobra, Austin Healey or a BMW 507. It has a very typical 50’s roadster look. Car guys always long for that mythical decade gone by when “All cars didn’t look excactly the same like now”. Aerodynamic efficiency,…

It’s called ’N Sync you fool

A cool Skoda?! I guess the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, here in Europe Skoda has the most boring, senior citizen image of all car brands.

Meh. Nothing more to say.

VW can try to restore their image by sticking huge “not a TDI!!” -badges to their TSI-models

I really like it! But the grille needs to be reduced to around 70% of the current size, same with the diffusor. And some other color will probably make it look less of a toy. I like this trend of downsizing with sporty toyotas!

My god that’s ugly. How can combining AM and Zagato dna create something that looks so bad?

The name is like the title of an absurd anime that I misread

I thought I would never say this but I’m not digging this Aston Martin. The proportions of the profile are good but the front looks just wrong. The grille is very two dimensional, it doesn’t connect with the creases in the bonnet in any way. If you swapped the grille it could as well be a mercedes concept. The low…

As an european I must say this sounds like the most american headline since... ever.

Talking about proportions, the one thing that bugs me about the AMG Gt is the length of the hood. A long bonnet usually looks good but the Gt’s is just... too long! I had the same problem with the slr and the sls. I know the idea is to have a front-center engine but visually it just looks wrong. I prefer the…

I disagree with most people here, this is a good reminder to any TDI-owner.

The design looks a bit boring and oldish, eventhough I really like the new mx-5. Fiat, why didn’t you build this beauty?

Thank you! I can’t for the life of me understand the love for diesel either, especially among car enthusiasts in a place like Jalopnik. Is it an american thing? The brown (manual) diesel wagon archetype is the most beige, mundane car found in every other suburban carage in my country (north europe).

I had to create an account just to comment on this. Are you for real suggesting people to actively seek out and buy cars that emit poisonous emissions tens of times greater than what’s permitted. If there ever was a chance to apply some form of ethical consideration in buying a car then this is surely it. It’s not…