Definitely agree that more asymmetry is needed. Though here I suspect that rather than being asymmetrical this is a quickly drawn in light that’s thrown the perspective.

In this application it also has the benefit that you can compare between them.

Obligatory “Trigger’s Broom” for anyone over this side of the Atlantic.

So right now you’re quite literally “Big in Japan”

I pretty much agree with this, the E39 was nicely proportioned though. The E46 was dull, so very predictable (I even have a fairly precise sketch of it from 2 years prior to release, that’s how predictable), it also lost the long bonnet coupe from the E36.

Was it VW who started it was because they’d pushed up componentry that in a Tesla and ICE cars is located under the dash. If it wasn't then I imagine it's the same reason.

Faeces and Patina...

I thought it was obvious enough to not need the /s

In southern Slavic languages the C is a “TS”, which work here

Not sure if it qualifies as ugly enough but always had a big thing for the Lister storm

It’s a seriously clever design

Depends on the wholepackage the series can offer.

No, he’s right.

Bizarrely, I was convinced I’d learnt this from one of your articles. I guess I’d read it somewhere and automatically filed the memory under Torchinksy with the tail lamps and cars for squid.

You might like this.

Are double yellows the dividing centre line?

It wouldn’t surprise me if he was not aware of that.

Does that mean that in the US it’s not normal to choose a supplier? Here in the UK the infrastructure and supply (sales) are separate and people can choose a supplier based on deals, combi prices (gas and electricity) or source as most companies offer rates with a promise to source x% renewable up to 100%. Obviously…

It shakes you up too. You stop to see what happened, damage to the car, and to get both your breath and your nerve back before continuing.

Is there paid leave for being ill? In the UK we don’t really have sick pay (we do, but it’s not fit for purpose).