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Originally Posted by 5vz-fe
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Originally Posted by nthfinity
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Originally Posted by LotusGT1
It's about design, not how good a car is.
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since when is a car that is good not been designed to be good? engineering IS designing. |
Design usually associate with concepts
Engineering is the process to make such concepts into reality
*Damn Lotus* I guess I am gathering my thoughts for too long  |
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Originally Posted by martin100
The Veyron really deserves to be in the top ten list, for a "form follows function" car like this one the actual look is a very good compramise. But, without doubt, the AMV8 and DB9 really seem to be the best looking cars today.
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Unless I miss the irony I disagree. The Veyron is a textbook example where form doesn't follow function. It took them 2 years to fix the aerodynamical inefficiencies of the design.
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Originally Posted by davide
1. DB9
2. CLS
3. Zonda F
4. Koenigsegg CCX
5. Gallardo Spyder
6. Veyron
7. F430
8. Bently GT
9. Some other car...
Anyone agrees?
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Disagreed. Koenigsegg shouldn't be there, neither doesn the Bentley GT and the F430 for that matter. Most you mention look nice, but definately not epic.
I see why the CLS is there, or the DB9 (best execution of the AM signature). There's not much spectacular presented style-wise these days. The Alfa 8C Competizione MUST go into production damnit
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