I’m surprised no-one mentioned this? I mean, yeah, it’s the SUV’s rear panel’s edge, bumper seal and taillight shape and all, but ... really?

2010 called, and it would like its ugly battery design back.

While I don’t think it would be an immediate option, I do remember the formerly-ubiquitous Bosch units being later offered (by third-parties) as a bolt-on option, so maybe there’s hope?

Yearly maintenance on my e-bike is - at worst - what I paid for two tanks of gas in my car. Granted, euro-priced fuel, but still.

I think you’re being too harsh. Now y0u have the option of subscribing to the mailing list every time you go to close a tab!

A much worse problem is the introduction of the “S-Line” one, IMHO.

Is the body-colored grille and star original? It looks like what I’d have done with a can of spray paint.

The Pantera looks like it was drawn by a teenage Bangle, at the same time he discovered masturbation.

Agree on both counts.

I agree 100%.

The last one is missing a “T” in the license plate.

The 69 looked fast, the 70 just looked fat. What a difference one letter makes.

Apparently a large number of posters don’t know the difference between reading post titles and not reading them:

I wanted to say this. Just look at those rearview mirrors (among other “details”, like the wheels, the grille...)!

Hear, hear.

This looks like an Audi TT holding a fart in.

Only last week I saw one of these glorious ‘63s as I was walking in my town. And thanks to traffic, I was able to bask in its glory at three different red lights.

The two plane makers have been locked in a heated rivalry for decades as the only two companies that manufacture big jet airliners (for now).

I had no idea Alfa was getting into the EV game (and even less with such ugly, protruding bumpers that ruin a cool design.)