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mmm yeah you're right...JustSumDude wrote:<span style='font-family:tahoma'><span style='color:green'>I don't like the look of the Camaro concept at all. Especially the interior. Hideous. The Challenger concept is more "flashback" than "retro"... I still like it, though. I'd consider buying one.</span></span>
BUT the challenger DOESN'T improve upon the old style...
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JustSumDude wrote:<span style='font-family:tahoma'><span style='color:green'>I don't like the look of the Camaro concept at all. Especially the interior. Hideous. The Challenger concept is more "flashback" than "retro"... I still like it, though. I'd consider buying one.</span></span>
What's the difference between retro and "flashback"?
Not bein a dikhed, it just seems like the same thing to me.
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<span style='font-family:tahoma'><span style='color:green'>That's because, technically, it is the same thing. The Challenger bears a much stronger resemblance to the classic pony car designs of the sixties than any previous model "rebirths"... so I used what I felt was a stronger adjective, that's all.</span></span>Eamon Angelface wrote:JustSumDude wrote:<span style='font-family:tahoma'><span style='color:green'>I don't like the look of the Camaro concept at all. Especially the interior. Hideous. The Challenger concept is more "flashback" than "retro"... I still like it, though. I'd consider buying one.</span></span>
What's the difference between retro and "flashback"?
Not bein a dikhed, it just seems like the same thing to me.
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steampunk wrote:If you wanted a stronger adjective than "retro" or "flashback" you should've used "Smash-like". :ph34r:
I'm turning 27 soon. You can use "Titleist".JustSumDude wrote:<span style='font-family:tahoma'><span style='color:green'>The "Smash is old" thing has been done to death. I quitter that joke.</span></span>
I would actually equate it to this:Eamon Angelface wrote:JustSumDude wrote:<span style='font-family:tahoma'><span style='color:green'>I don't like the look of the Camaro concept at all. Especially the interior. Hideous. The Challenger concept is more "flashback" than "retro"... I still like it, though. I'd consider buying one.</span></span>
What's the difference between retro and "flashback"?
Not bein a dikhed, it just seems like the same thing to me.
Flashback - within recent memory with little or no change.
Retro - older style with improvements to original design.
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Well we weren't including supercars were we?
I've seen that new Bugatti in action and it's pretty cool.
Stepping into that range I'll go for style over function and say TVR Sagaris. Not as fast as the bigger balled Ferraris and what not but the best looking car around IMO.
<a href='http://img462.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img08883ah.jpg' target='_blank'></a> This one is a thumbnail.
I've seen that new Bugatti in action and it's pretty cool.
Stepping into that range I'll go for style over function and say TVR Sagaris. Not as fast as the bigger balled Ferraris and what not but the best looking car around IMO.
<a href='http://img462.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img08883ah.jpg' target='_blank'></a> This one is a thumbnail.
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