Yep, I was afraid of this. He got hit by Cupid’s Alero.

I wonder if this was inspiration for the 6000 SUX commercial from RoboCop.

Crap, I hope they don’t record my movements at work, I get in trouble enough with my browser history.

Where’s the Lamborgina Mar-a-Lago? I hear they’re only available in Arancio Atlas Shrugged (the best color).

Why draw when I can just get some stock images?

Porch Boxer!

A lovely lady maybe?

Toyota based it on this proof-of-concept design:

Was expecting it to be mid-engined, like a modern Corvette.

Two things, one kind of leading into the other: (and I don’t pretend to be an expert, just someone who listens to people who may or may not be experts)

I am surprised that in this day and age, a bear in a parkinglot was not captured in a pic or vid somewhere. Talk about a kodiak moment!

I don’t like the front end of the new one. It is all nasty and scowly and mean looking. I liked the old one, it was friendly and happy and made you feel more upbeat just by looking at it. I’m fed up of seeing cars which are trying to be mean and nasty looking.

Do you really have to ask?

counterpoint... if you are going to be in the lap of luxury you better go all out

Also: wear a belt.

Jinba ittai, baby!

Ah yes, Autocar Magazine - famous(-ish) for having sacked Captain Slow himself in 1992 for his bout of... creativity.

Yes they did...

Fun tidbit: I remember reading the abstract of some research that demonstrated, via FMRI, that for most people, when looking at and identifying cars (particularly by the front view), the same portion of the brain is activated as would be active when identifying faces.

Dynamic Jowls is the name I propose for modern design.