above the bumper area both versions have the same headlamp treatment and narrow false “grille” bar connecting the lights:

I’m aware of the arrival of rear-view mirrors - I was merely pointing out how, in 2020, how funny such a claim to luxury sounded.

From time to time, one comes across an entertaining troll.

“It’s got an outside rear-view mirror”, too!

I suppose that large loop could have been expanded and the bowl reduced to that tiny lump on the right of the Peugeot “P”?

How much of a chance does Celestiq have?

I still wear a visor, if a bit open. Got too many mosquitoes (and a wasp) up my nostrils without it. (Having it a quarter open is enough to keep me cool while making it more difficult for critters to let themselves in.)

Why isn’t this in the “Inventory” section, and clearly labelled as advert?

Oh, the sweet, sweet irony of a troll attacking someone for supposedly wanting to be at the center of things!

It happens to mean something related to the topic at hand, which is exploitation of African women and men, as colonisation was simply the continuity of slavery, without the transport. But, hey, what do you know.

As opposed to... yours?

Additionally, while “Colon” in the café name may refer to the “discoverer” of America, in French “Petit Colon” means - at best - “small intestine” and at worst “little colonist”.

Let’s remember that the same VAG thought it wise to launch its then-flagship A8 with the byline, “He’s got the money, he’s got the car, he’ll get the girl” (at least in France.)

She’s German, and from the sixties.

You definitely need more stars.

And to think in 2020 people com plain about the supposedly “large” grilles on BMWs.

While I stick to yellow in all cases while texting and the like, there is one place where I would love to be able to select another skin tone, and that’s InDesign.

Same here, yellow emoji all the way!

What impresses me most is, for something with such an original face (and remember, Elephant Man also had an face that was out of the ordinary), they managed to get such a banal side view. It clearly doesn’t scream 2020, but more like one or two generations ago.

So fitting then, since of course that’s how people react to seeing it.