The sincerest form of flattery?
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Re: The sincerest form of flattery?
Originally Posted by former NXMX5
just remember the TT was introduced way before the XF, and the XF actually stole some cues from the original TT...
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Re: The sincerest form of flattery?
True... I guess I'm just looking at it from a XF owner's perspective. I didn't think the XF was a near carbon copy of the first TT though.
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Re: The sincerest form of flattery?
Seen the new Lexus IS300 series? They're just as lumpy and misshapen as the Banglelized BMWs. Imitating the competitor's style is standard industry practice.
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Re: The sincerest form of flattery?
Originally Posted by NeverEnough
hmmm, the new TT actually makes the Crossfire look a bit dated... I still think the Crossfire is classier though.
The XFire didn't really follow any trends, so it should look unique and interesting for years. It is one of those rolling concept cars that only come along once in a while.
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Re: The sincerest form of flattery?
Originally Posted by cgocifer
I'll have to disagree. The styling is based on some 1930's art deco cues, so dated could be an under statement. The XFire didn't really follow any trends, so it should look unique and interesting for years. It is one of those rolling concept cars that only come along once in a while.
The XFire didn't really follow any trends, so it should look unique and interesting for years. It is one of those rolling concept cars that only come along once in a while.And as for the TT i still don't like it, but its a huge improvement over the first gen...
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Re: The sincerest form of flattery?
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Originally Posted by cgocifer
I'll have to disagree. The styling is based on some 1930's art deco cues, so dated could be an under statement. The XFire didn't really follow any trends, so it should look unique and interesting for years. It is one of those rolling concept cars that only come along once in a while.
Ditto, my thoughts completely, I'll have to 2nd or 3rd that! 
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Originally Posted by cgocifer
I'll have to disagree. The styling is based on some 1930's art deco cues, so dated could be an under statement.
The XFire didn't really follow any trends, so it should look unique and interesting for years. It is one of those rolling concept cars that only come along once in a while.
Originally Posted by Sidez
I agree with that...
And as for the TT i still don't like it, but its a huge improvement over the first gen...
And as for the TT i still don't like it, but its a huge improvement over the first gen...
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