We are intrigued about a philosophical question: When did the automobile start to have a "face"? I mean, two eyes from the ligths, and occassionaly evident nose and mouth from the radiator, the motor trunk, and the start device (even a tongue!). But mainly two "eyes".
Most modern pictures of classic cars show the lights, but sometime I am in doubt because they seem to be detachable, either optional devices or perhaps late implementations due to posterior traffic regulations. So the question should perhaps narrow to the drawing board: when do the engineers start to include the "face" in designing cars.
Yours,
Alejandro Rivero