It's all in the detail
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TAHodgson said:
The shark, inside the gloveboxes of Corsa D's:
Don't think it's supposed to be a shark, don't even know what it's for. But gives me a giggle everytime I see one, and not one person I know that owns a corsa has seen it before.
Yes, i'm strange.
That's fantastic. Just been looking into that, and found a page with some other interesting little examples of quirky car details, this one included. Don't think it's supposed to be a shark, don't even know what it's for. But gives me a giggle everytime I see one, and not one person I know that owns a corsa has seen it before.
Yes, i'm strange.
Blatantly meant to be a shark, though!
http://www.ridelust.com/10-awesome-automotive-east...
Love the Jeep Wrangler Windscreen!
TAHodgson said:
The shark, inside the gloveboxes of Corsa D's:
Don't think it's supposed to be a shark, don't even know what it's for. But gives me a giggle everytime I see one, and not one person I know that owns a corsa has seen it before.
Yes, i'm strange.
Learning a few things I didn't know before on this thread and this is one of them. A cool thing in a Corsa, who'd of thought it!Don't think it's supposed to be a shark, don't even know what it's for. But gives me a giggle everytime I see one, and not one person I know that owns a corsa has seen it before.
Yes, i'm strange.
I made a similar topic a little while ago - clicky
(pinched from my thread)
Similar to George's post above re Aston door handles, BMW have a similar thing - I think it looks superb:
Newer Alfa Romeos show an (LCD) image of the car driving towards you on startup. The gauges then sweep, and the car starts. When you turn the car off, the LCD screen shows the rear of the car driving away.
(tried to find a video on YT but couldn't find one, here's my own: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3YB73nrUTk - yes, 278 miles on the clock)
(pinched from my thread)
Similar to George's post above re Aston door handles, BMW have a similar thing - I think it looks superb:
Newer Alfa Romeos show an (LCD) image of the car driving towards you on startup. The gauges then sweep, and the car starts. When you turn the car off, the LCD screen shows the rear of the car driving away.
(tried to find a video on YT but couldn't find one, here's my own: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3YB73nrUTk - yes, 278 miles on the clock)
TAHodgson said:
The shark, inside the gloveboxes of Corsa D's:
Don't think it's supposed to be a shark, don't even know what it's for. But gives me a giggle everytime I see one, and not one person I know that owns a corsa has seen it before.
Yes, i'm strange.
I've had my Corsa D for three years now and I've never noticed that before Don't think it's supposed to be a shark, don't even know what it's for. But gives me a giggle everytime I see one, and not one person I know that owns a corsa has seen it before.
Yes, i'm strange.
I'm gonna look when I get up tomorrow now, that's brilliant.
Whoever nominated the rear of the Brera is blind though, it's hideous, especially compared to the 159 (which has one of the best rear ends of any car)
ambuletz said:
Although I've never owned one. I love how the Rev counter on the Suzuki Swift Sport goes round so much. Sort of resembles a rev counter you get on a motorbike.
If you want a rev counter that goes round a lot...DC5 Type RSticking with Honda, the Civic with the cog fuel filler, paying homage to The Cog advert.
theironduke said:
The vent slashes on the Chim and the gorgeous curves...this is probably my favourite photo of may car.
Love it when the engine is up to temp and you can see the heat waves coming out of the bonnet slashes
...and you know your TVR wasn't mass-produced when a significant number of them have Gary Numan's fizzog painted somewhere under the carpets!
There is a very clever detail on the Mk2 Octavia hatch.
There is a slot in the parcel shelf supports that mean the shelf can be slotted down behind the back seat when it has been removed. Very handy as it means you don't have to leave the shelf at home if your taking something large.
There is a slot in the parcel shelf supports that mean the shelf can be slotted down behind the back seat when it has been removed. Very handy as it means you don't have to leave the shelf at home if your taking something large.
i love the way my E46 M3 has XENON written on the side of the xenon projector.
Kinda cool.
Cant find a good pic but one is here : http://www.flickr.com/photos/klinquist/2057557139/...
Kinda cool.
Cant find a good pic but one is here : http://www.flickr.com/photos/klinquist/2057557139/...
PumpkinSteve said:
The exhaust on a Mondeo ST TDCI is a similarly stupid affair, with a ring of metal designed to look like the tip of an exhaust, but then a fully cut away section behind it with a little black pea-shooter exhaust turned down towards the ground. If you stand near the back of the car and look into the "exhaust" you can see right through this crappy little facade. I suppose they need to put an exhaust like that on it though, to hide the black smog they belch out when revved.You can just about make it out here, this is the only photo I could find
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