people love angry looking cars
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Does the Crossfire look angry? I certainly think that cars should not look like girly cushions. A lot of the happy, rounded cars don’t say "this will hurt if it hits you" - which is something I think that cars really should. Even if they are designed to minimise human damage on a collision, I still think they should look scary.
Does the Crossfire look angry? I certainly think that cars should not look like girly cushions. A lot of the happy, rounded cars don’t say "this will hurt if it hits you" - which is something I think that cars really should. Even if they are designed to minimise human damage on a collision, I still think they should look scary.
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Re: people love angry looking cars
Originally Posted by Hairydalek
Clicky
Does the Crossfire look angry? I certainly think that cars should not look like girly cushions. A lot of the happy, rounded cars don’t say "this will hurt if it hits you" - which is something I think that cars really should. Even if they are designed to minimise human damage on a collision, I still think they should look scary.
Does the Crossfire look angry? I certainly think that cars should not look like girly cushions. A lot of the happy, rounded cars don’t say "this will hurt if it hits you" - which is something I think that cars really should. Even if they are designed to minimise human damage on a collision, I still think they should look scary.
Though am not at the point of selling it.
I prefer to say, my crossfire looks confident.
And while on the road, the driver in the car next to me will think my crossfire looks intimidating.
Last edited by Silhouette; 10-14-2008 at 01:50 AM.
Re: people love angry looking cars
Originally Posted by Hairydalek
Clicky
Does the Crossfire look angry? I certainly think that cars should not look like girly cushions. A lot of the happy, rounded cars don’t say "this will hurt if it hits you" - which is something I think that cars really should. Even if they are designed to minimise human damage on a collision, I still think they should look scary.
Does the Crossfire look angry? I certainly think that cars should not look like girly cushions. A lot of the happy, rounded cars don’t say "this will hurt if it hits you" - which is something I think that cars really should. Even if they are designed to minimise human damage on a collision, I still think they should look scary.
People in the passing lane on the highways tend to move out of my way much quicker when I'm driving the Crossfire than they do when I'm in my Honda Civic.
Intimidation, works at traffic lights too. Since I've installed my new hood, I've backed down a Mustang GT, Porsche Boxter, and a S2k, simply because they didn't have a "clue" what I was packin.
You be the judge?
https://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...hp/photo/12560
Re: people love angry looking cars
Originally Posted by Fritzauf
My Crossfire is very happy!
Muscular, elegant and aggressive describe the Crossfire in my book. It's a beautiful car.... not angry looking at all.
Muscular, elegant and aggressive describe the Crossfire in my book. It's a beautiful car.... not angry looking at all.
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