After all these years, I still *don’t* understand what is supposedly wrong with this back end (or any from the Bangle era). It still is my favorite 7-series.

960 Turbo does it for me

Actually, the only ones that strike me as “kinda bad” are the Mini and the 2002.

Am I the only one who just feels a bit happier knowing that some F1 drivers really do get along pretty well?

I remember as a kid looking at all the cars’ euroNCAP ratings and being sad to see the Seicento (I loved the little thing’s looks!) and the Xantia (my grandparents car) being so so low there. Never had actually seen what 1-2 stars meant.

The TT was always the bad looking Audi for me. And right now, and helped by the new Audi designs ruining the others, this is now the best looking audi.

I really cannot decide if that rear end looks good, at any angle, and it’s driving me mad.

Thank you. It’s a weird and quite ugly mix of steampunk with “modern” lines that doesn’t work at all. The lack of taste is visible throughout the car. The font they use in the interior genuinely makes me angry.

That arch is just beautiful. And it retains the concept of (relatively) simple lines that made the Veyron design not look dated after a decade+ of showing up everywhere.

The first thing I thought when I saw the rear was “Skoda Superb”. Then I looked at pictures of the Superb’s ass and was confused.

I like the overall clean look of it but there’s something wrong with the front, and I think it has to do with that Honda badge pointing down.

I’m sorry for maybe being a bit out of the loop but who is he replacing? Merhi or Stevens?

The more I look at it, the more it grows on me. Specially the gigantic kidneys.

This right here. Makes it look...cheap, for lack of a better word.

This looks fat in a very, very bad way.

You are wrong.

This was the first thing that I noticed while looking at the car and I cannot unsee a badgestache here. I also wasn’t sure what exact shape it had until I googled for it, since on both front pictures it looks like some kind of flap.

I cannot unsee a smashed Evoque here. And a bit of Camaro, even.

You are wrong

Oooh, you went full-on period correct...in France. I'm from Europe too (Portugal), but it still is very very weird to see yellow lights on an American car.