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Post #1 Sat, Dec 11, 11:06 AM |
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carguy303
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Look at it. Tell me. Does this not have similarities of a 2000 ford thunderbird concept? I think a retard could even tell this.
As Someone very brilliant said:
"The intelligence of some people is stunning"
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Post #2 Wed, Dec 15, 4:08 PM |
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NewfZ
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Heh, possibly. But then again you're only thinking in general. It does have that keen look but it's far from being totally simular. It isn't a ragtop, doesn't have the only 50-60's front look, it doesn't go lower as it goes back, and it's nicer in my opinion. I find the new T-Bird to be ugly to the old T-Birds. This Bel Air however is also ugly. Though I sorta dissagree with bringing back old classics. They arn't classic if you remake them into something else. I understand evolution, but evolution doesn't stop for 20-30 years THEN starts again. If they badged this with another name, I think people might take to it more. And to the people yelling at Chevy for copying Ford. You're all kidding yourself. GM, Chrysler and Ford do it all the time with each other. Mustang started the Pony Cars, all the companies followed by fighting back with Camaro, Challenger, Firebird, Trans Am, ect... And Ford does it too, it's called competition, so stop complaining. You're only contradicting yourself.
Edited by NewfZ - Wed, Dec 15, 4:33 PM
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Post #3 Sun, Feb 5, 12:20 PM |
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canasn
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It does look like the new T-Bird, and it is the lesser of the two evils
When everything is coming your way, check what lane you're in.
He's not dead, He's just electroencephalographically challenged.
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