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Shawn @ Sep 11th 2007 9:28AM
Well, ugly designs work well for MB & BMW...so maybe it'll work for Jag as well. However, I do think this is sort of a car that you have to see in 3d.
Big 2.5 @ Sep 11th 2007 9:39AM
While I may agree that not all BMW designs are superb, I would strongly disagree about MB. In their history I do not remember a single car that would have even so-so design. At its worst, MB does "good, but not the best", and in most cases it is "the best design ever". That is unlike Lexus, for instance, that either creates ugly monsters or copies MB and BMW. Nonetheless, Lexus thriving nowadays, not because of design, but due to other factors. Something that Jag cannot count on.