How cars went from boxy to curvy
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2016
- The big shift from boxy cars in the '80s to curvy cars in the '90s, explained.
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"Modern cars are much more curvy in design."
RUclips about ten years ago was Boxxy, too.
Vox: How cars went from boxy to curvy
In 2100 cars will be thicc
I've genuinely always wanted to know this.
happened to me in 8th grade
Tesla was like "hmmmm triangles"
"Modern cars are curvy"
dont bodyshame cars please
and the reason all cars look the same today is because they've all been moving closer and closer to the most aerodynamic shape
I actually always wondered this. I always prefered the old school boxy ones.
*Mercedes-Benz G class left the chat*
What I don't understand is why older cars looked so good and then 80's and 90's cars looked so terrible...
who else loves the boxy cars?
TAURUS! Now the North American car with the shape and the feel that we've never seen before
"a whopping 71 cents"
TL;DR, global warming caused all the clay models the designers use to design cars to melt so all the 90's cars look like they've melted a bit.
Basically when there are wars, humans makes progress.
The difference between the curvy cars from the 40s and those of today: Even the curvy cars from those days looked really nice. Modern cars look like someone wrote a random shape generator and fed that into a manufacturing line.
1982: