TrackAire
Enthusiast
I have an equation for what makes a car look great to me.
It is too hard to judge if a car "looks" right in pictures or a video. You have to see it in person. Both the new Viper and Vette look pretty damn good. Who knows if the front end of the Viper or the rear of the Vette really works until you get to see it from various angles, from different distances and in changing lighting conditions. I'm more partial to the Gen 5 "look" but really won't be able to tell which I prefer until I can plug the car into the following equation:
Take the car and park it way out in a big parking lot, like the local mall, big box store etc. Go do your shopping. Walk out of the store towards the car. If the car makes you smile and you can admire it constantly as you approach it, this is good. If approaching it from different angles, you notice something new each time and like it, this is good. If the car does this to you every time you approach it from a distance, then it's a keeper.
Sometimes a car is like an arranged marriage, you don't realize how much you like something until you've had a little time to admire it in person.
Out of the 11 cars I own, only two do this for me....my Gen 4 and my H1 Hummer wagon.
Cheers,
George
It is too hard to judge if a car "looks" right in pictures or a video. You have to see it in person. Both the new Viper and Vette look pretty damn good. Who knows if the front end of the Viper or the rear of the Vette really works until you get to see it from various angles, from different distances and in changing lighting conditions. I'm more partial to the Gen 5 "look" but really won't be able to tell which I prefer until I can plug the car into the following equation:
Take the car and park it way out in a big parking lot, like the local mall, big box store etc. Go do your shopping. Walk out of the store towards the car. If the car makes you smile and you can admire it constantly as you approach it, this is good. If approaching it from different angles, you notice something new each time and like it, this is good. If the car does this to you every time you approach it from a distance, then it's a keeper.
Sometimes a car is like an arranged marriage, you don't realize how much you like something until you've had a little time to admire it in person.
Out of the 11 cars I own, only two do this for me....my Gen 4 and my H1 Hummer wagon.
Cheers,
George