I don't like the ugly gapping mouths all too common on front ends these days. The XKE was pretty. The Taurus is ugly. Ugly does not sell. GM, take note of Ford's blunder and profit by their big mistake in artistic expression.
Cars should never have smiles, slant eyebrows, frowns, grins, gapes, or any other human expressions frozen in sheet metal. Since the abandonment of chromium and discrete bumpers, it has been increasingly difficult to make cars pretty. Cars today look heavy, plastic, fragile and loaded with phoney elements.
The slightest love tap to todays plastic front or rear must cost thousands to fix. The prototype spring bumpers of the 1920s could take a healthy bump and spring back untouched. Whose idea was it to drop a good practical bumper for no bumper at all?
IMO, since the late 20s, its been downhill for cars as rational design. New GM, don't disappoint us who want you to reverse the clock and restore our preeminence of glory.
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