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Driving about, as I do, I have finally had opportunity to see a few on-road examples of the new cars.
Ford made the new Mustang look so much like the classic that old guys can get excited. It looks like a cross between the retro and modern technology.
The Dodge Challenger is scary! It looks like time-warp from the 70's.
At first glance it catches the eye as something different but the more I stare the less I am impressed with the Camero.
Chevrolet chose to head off in an entirely different direction than retro, but it looks like something else, like it wanted to be a Dodge Charger...maybe.
The goo-goo, waa-waa's won't understand the appeal of a Hummer, because they think it right and proper that everything be homogeneous,
but I have an itch that says there is a market for something distinct.
Ford made the new Mustang look so much like the classic that old guys can get excited. It looks like a cross between the retro and modern technology.
The Dodge Challenger is scary! It looks like time-warp from the 70's.
At first glance it catches the eye as something different but the more I stare the less I am impressed with the Camero.
Chevrolet chose to head off in an entirely different direction than retro, but it looks like something else, like it wanted to be a Dodge Charger...maybe.
The goo-goo, waa-waa's won't understand the appeal of a Hummer, because they think it right and proper that everything be homogeneous,
but I have an itch that says there is a market for something distinct.