rx8 on askmen's "most stylish" list
08-01-2007 | 10:38 AM
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rx8 on askmen's "most stylish" list
http://www.askmen.com/cars/car_lists...ist.html?FLASH
"The Mazda RX-8’s styling is redolent of the venerable RX-7’s, but it has been modified for a cleaner, more contemporary look. Its exterior is made up of sharp lines and bulging sheet metal that turns the RX-8 into a sinewy, well-muscled athlete in motion. Inspired by its unconventional triangular rotary engine, the RX-8 sports the rotor design elements on the hood, front fascia and rear bumper. Its fender-hugging five-spoke alloy wheels, low profile and side vents work in concert to make the RX-8 arguably the most stylish, lust-provoking modern Mazda ever built.
Uber stylish: One particular design element that stands out is the RX-8's exaggerated front fenders. Not only do these fenders do a seamless job of housing the front projector beams and alloy wheels, but they also make the RX-8 look broad shouldered and intimidating when seen front the front."
"The Mazda RX-8’s styling is redolent of the venerable RX-7’s, but it has been modified for a cleaner, more contemporary look. Its exterior is made up of sharp lines and bulging sheet metal that turns the RX-8 into a sinewy, well-muscled athlete in motion. Inspired by its unconventional triangular rotary engine, the RX-8 sports the rotor design elements on the hood, front fascia and rear bumper. Its fender-hugging five-spoke alloy wheels, low profile and side vents work in concert to make the RX-8 arguably the most stylish, lust-provoking modern Mazda ever built.
Uber stylish: One particular design element that stands out is the RX-8's exaggerated front fenders. Not only do these fenders do a seamless job of housing the front projector beams and alloy wheels, but they also make the RX-8 look broad shouldered and intimidating when seen front the front."
08-01-2007 | 12:48 PM
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sweet. ^I agree - silver? not the best color choice & pic angle to show off said curves.
and I'll just come out and say it - the new altima design is pretty slick.
can't argue w/their choices there. the one thing that really draws my attention to the 300 is the low roof.
and I'll just come out and say it - the new altima design is pretty slick.
can't argue w/their choices there. the one thing that really draws my attention to the 300 is the low roof.
08-01-2007 | 01:47 PM
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08-01-2007 | 02:55 PM
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08-01-2007 | 08:15 PM
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I've seen a new altima coupe on the road, and I definitely think it looks...............weird. Doesn't look stylish to me at all. Look at it from the side, definitely an odd shape to it.
08-02-2007 | 01:33 PM
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08-02-2007 | 04:30 PM
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By the way, it's not that I don't like Silver cars, it's just that they are so bloody boring to me. They don't look bad, they are just everywhere. It blends in to everything causing a unstimulating blur. When I see a red, orange, yellow, blue, or green car, it attracts my attention. I like the Nordic Green, Lightening Yellow, Winning Blue, and Stormy Blue very much. I LOVE THE PHANTOM BLUE 
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Silver is the most popular color on a car period. Many people like them. Because of that, that contributes to my indifference of them. I'd never buy a silver car. But to each his own.
And to just make it clear again... I DON'T THINK SILVER IS UGLY.
. Silver is the most popular color on a car period. Many people like them. Because of that, that contributes to my indifference of them. I'd never buy a silver car. But to each his own.
And to just make it clear again... I DON'T THINK SILVER IS UGLY.
