WTF is up with Honda stealing designs from Scion

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On that Aside, EVERYTHING is a copy of every goddam thing else.

Camrys to Accords, and everything in between. It's goddam stupid. Every design looks like every other design - no one has an idea of what to make anymore.

And they never did.

Look back to the turn of the century, and into the 50's. Shit, things looked so much alike not even their designers could tell them apart. Then in the 60s things got a little better, but tell me most any of you can tell the difference between a Nova and a Chevelle - or a Bonneville and Belvedere.

It's ALWAYS been like this.

Remember the post I made a while back with the Iroc Daytona ? Someone thought it was something with the front end of a Mits crafted on. That's just how the cookie crumbles - without a car following a trend, the sales die (RX7) and when it does follow a trend, the sales skyrocket (Ford Taurus)

You can't win.
 
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Be still, my beating heart !

Also, I think Julian Lennon now understands "regret" intimately.
 
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Celerity said:
On that Aside, EVERYTHING is a copy of every goddam thing else.

Camrys to Accords, and everything in between. It's goddam stupid. Every design looks like every other design - no one has an idea of what to make anymore.

And they never did.

Look back to the turn of the century, and into the 50's. Shit, things looked so much alike not even their designers could tell them apart. Then in the 60s things got a little better, but tell me most any of you can tell the difference between a Nova and a Chevelle - or a Bonneville and Belvedere.

It's ALWAYS been like this.

Remember the post I made a while back with the Iroc Daytona ? Someone thought it was something with the front end of a Mits crafted on. That's just how the cookie crumbles - without a car following a trend, the sales die (RX7) and when it does follow a trend, the sales skyrocket (Ford Taurus)

You can't win.
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True story Cel, couldn't have said it better myself
 
yea, my car has been mistaken for a thunderbird because of cars looking alike. when people say 'nice t-bird' i say 'can you read?'

eh, i dunno... i never had a ford that could get up to 280k miles.
 
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