I don’t mean to say that they do/did. I was a huge fan.
What I mean is - I’m sure there were a few designers back then who found his notions polarizing. Just thought it was a good allusion to think about.

Man, this thing is perfectly proportioned!

That quote makes me honestly think of what Harley Earl must have gone through in the 50's. He defied the ‘norm’, but ended up getting through any resistance and the dimensions of literally all cars were affected.

SUUUU FAAAHHNN-CYYY

Hope your OCD freaks out at this one:

First gear goes along with a really good point Mr. Regular made in part of his video about the Bolt:

Pffft. If you really want ridiculous acceleration, get yourself a Devel Sixteen.

The bulbous looks slightly remind me of a concept from years ago (Tang Hua Detroit Fish concept)

A great remix to this song.

I know a great song named after one, it has the ability to make me tear up on the occasion.

YES! Thank you Jason!

Sorry that this is really irrelevant but I wasn’t sure where to ask this: what happened to Jason Drives? :/

That’s a great improvement, I was thinking a lower beltline increase towards the rear, but crash/safety regs might be causing that.

I’m so tired of seeing this thing and its awkward out-of-place notches. If the beltline didn’t look so chugged up, it might have a sportish look to it.

There’s still hope! We believe in you.

The 1951 Bugatti Type 101 Ghia Roadster has always perplexed me in the looks department. Styling-wise, the front “boxed” corners almost give it a resemblance of the 70's.

Hellkitten indeed.

They could have done it.

Yay for smaller pickups, but that thing is hideous.

This legit made me laugh