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Dave Thompson @ Jan 21st 2006 3:59AM
I'm going to have to vote for the TV version over what they actually rolled-out. The newer version looks too Pontiac-y. What I mean by that is that it has just too much adornment and unnecessary angles (especially note the notch along the driver's door) than the much cleaner original design. Just because the metal stamping tool has the ability to add creases everywhere doesn't mean you should. I also like the roofline better in the original -- you can never go wrong with a fastback roofline. I imagine the newer version has a ton of cargo space, but I'd trade that for a classic look.