Anyone else see this advertisement in the new Car and Driver? I am sure it's elsewhere but the first time I saw it official.
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Anyone else see this advertisement in the new Car and Driver? I am sure it's elsewhere but the first time I saw it official.
no link
Saw the car at the show and it did not appeal to me at all.
@Circ - Try google? Posting from my phone and did not post a link.
Here is one otherwise. I am not saying I like it, but I like the direction. Maybe others will follow the trend and hopefully build a better looking one. $47K seems steep.
I saw it at the Chicago Auto Show as well. One word: Meh...
http://www.bestcarscollection.com/20...o-convertible/
Kinda looks too much PT cruiser convertible to me. I just hope it takes off and more make this style and someone out there makes something better looking.
I never like the look when the hood comes up higher than the back end. It should be an even line.
^^^^ What he said.Quote:
Originally Posted by JHarris1385
Oops forgot to even post the link in my second post:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...t_drive_review
Maybe that's an optical illusion in one of the other pics? Looks like the back end is higher here, though still not a straight line.Quote:
Originally Posted by circmand
http://www.caranddriver.com/var/ezfl...le-embed-2.jpg
Oh and btw, $47K is RIDICULOUS.
They should come up with a way to get a hardtop of a crosscabrolet. I dont care for a soft top on an SUV I personally like for SUV's and trucks to look strong and be tough. Not have this cloth looking top.
I wonder why they didn't try this experiment with the two-door altima or maxima. ?
I might ended up being more appealing then this one
Result = Me no like it :(
I think they take the hump off in the back it look much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by vt_maverick
And what the heck is that god awful color? Mint green? Looks to be McDonalds shamrock shake inspired
No kidding - it's terrible.