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mk @ Nov 15th 2007 11:15AM
This car looks like a plastic toy anyway. Albeit a pretty cool toy.
The extremely simplistic front end is ok for a race car, but a street exotic is much nicer looking. The McLaren F1 pulled off a similar shape with much more style. This looks like a near-pure race car simplicity, with headlights added.
I like the swan wing doors, with inset windows, also in common with the F1. I also like the roof blackout effect.
The color is meant to be showy, and that it is. It is meant to grab you by the eyes and pound itself into your memory. That it does, for better or worse.
All in all, it basically looks like a mid-engine Corvette-derived race car, in a brash paint color. Ok. Slightly less awkward looking than the technically similar Ultima.
At least it is better than the new Vector, though. :D