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MikenOH - 9 years ago |
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Less weight, more style in a car that looks like it is getting back to it's roots. $30K? 1.5L 125HP
This is the car the smaller Boxster variant (if it happens) will be competeing with. Having said that, the car looks tiny--154" long relative to the 981 at 172".
Less weight, more style in a car that looks like it is getting back to it's roots. $30K? 1.5L 125HP
This is the car the smaller Boxster variant (if it happens) will be competeing with. Having said that, the car looks tiny--154" long relative to the 981 at 172".
| Re: NBC--2016 Miata (4th Gen.) about to debut Roger987 - 9 years ago |
Interesting.
I like the design overall, though the sharp creases on the engine bonnet don't do it for me, and the squinty headlights are tragic.
Mazda seems adept at trying just a little too hard with its styling. Shame there isn't someone there to come in near the end and say "ok, that's looking good, now we're just going to dial it back a bit".
Often less is more.
Conversely, more can be too much.
I like the design overall, though the sharp creases on the engine bonnet don't do it for me, and the squinty headlights are tragic.
Mazda seems adept at trying just a little too hard with its styling. Shame there isn't someone there to come in near the end and say "ok, that's looking good, now we're just going to dial it back a bit".
Often less is more.
Conversely, more can be too much.
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