A Real Rider version too.

Designers have to push the envelope.  Lexus did it with their grille a few years ago and now they are “normal” as anything, unique and stylish.

When you’re tailgating someone in the left lane to get them to move over you need a big grille to fill their rear view mirror.

Sure the infamous ugliest car ever made that destroyed a brand, why not model after that?

It could just be the flicker is slower than the camera Shutter.  These new LED lights flash off and on, you can see in a viewfinder or on a phone screen but not visible to plain eye.

I have a dog who comes running from wherever he is the second after opening a package of meat  from the fridge.  It’s either smell or sound.

Three? That many huh?

“Cannibalizing” is not the correct term for a competitor eating your lunch.

Toyota will be offering cars painted in their LM livery.

3:15 lap times at Le Mans will become a distant memory.  Current LMP1 cars are a high water mark in fast cars.

Counts as a “10 second car” right Dom?

I’ll be a dissenter and say I actually like it, including the grille.  Sure it’s a refresh, retro but 2020s stylish without  a lot of goofy non-aero aero bits.  

Reminds me of Guy  Caballero, Program Director of SCTV.

When you really, really need your 2A rights when driving.

Yes, but when you see the ‘80s version with the low slung headlights and hooded shark lines you could argue they had “the look” before Mustang.

Owned by a guy named Bond.....James Bond....

How soon before Kia/Hyundai reverse engineer all the tech for the Elantra?

Febreeze?

is This the same site as the 2019 Rolling Stones concert? Back when there were such things.

Machining a block of aluminum for a chassis? Weren’t they made from rivetted and glued Al sheet and foam? F1 cars in the 70s were hand made precision machines but the tech wasn’t really that far out there.  I think they went a little overboard here.