Great looking rear lights
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An ugly car but the rear lights look great when illuminated
And, slightly biased as it is mine, but the three door Seat Ibiza
Also, i really like the 3rd brake light of the Bentley Continental GT and Flying Spur, stretching across the full width of the rear window
And, slightly biased as it is mine, but the three door Seat Ibiza
Also, i really like the 3rd brake light of the Bentley Continental GT and Flying Spur, stretching across the full width of the rear window
Edited by Dyl on Thursday 11th October 21:04
Kolbenkopp said:
Quite like the Fulvia. Such a pretty car.
Instead of pissing on Lancia's hertige with these useless rebadged US abomitations, FIAT should make Lancia a boutique marque for some exclusive premium motors. Like the stunnig remake of the Fulvia they presented almost 10 years ago. Also came with great rear lights IMO.
BTW, rationale for the ribbed light cluster as per Mercedes was that they improve safety since the brightness suffers less with increasing levels of dirt on them compared to normal "flat" rear lights. But that's coming from the same company that tried to justify the fins on the W110 by describing them (to the more conservative German public) as "marker edges" designed to help rear visibility for parking ;-). But at least they had the decency to try and explain unconvetional styling decisions back then.
Now they dare not, and I imagine it is a bit difficult. How could you tell an Audi owner that the single frame facia thingy on his car is actually a device to aid motorway overtaking by suggesting presence that does not hve to be backed by actual substance.
That is a really nice update, forgotten about that. Not forgotten the original though, one thing about the 70s; small sporty saloons were in abundance. Since the hatchback they are few and far between - only really BMW 1 series coupe today?Instead of pissing on Lancia's hertige with these useless rebadged US abomitations, FIAT should make Lancia a boutique marque for some exclusive premium motors. Like the stunnig remake of the Fulvia they presented almost 10 years ago. Also came with great rear lights IMO.
BTW, rationale for the ribbed light cluster as per Mercedes was that they improve safety since the brightness suffers less with increasing levels of dirt on them compared to normal "flat" rear lights. But that's coming from the same company that tried to justify the fins on the W110 by describing them (to the more conservative German public) as "marker edges" designed to help rear visibility for parking ;-). But at least they had the decency to try and explain unconvetional styling decisions back then.
Now they dare not, and I imagine it is a bit difficult. How could you tell an Audi owner that the single frame facia thingy on his car is actually a device to aid motorway overtaking by suggesting presence that does not hve to be backed by actual substance.
Zwolf said:
Eighteeteewhy said:
Zwolf said:
That's what I always thought they were, although the Escort estate pic has now cast that into doubt.
and:
Just found this, quite interesting.
http://pinterest.com/thelorp/pins/
Eighteeteewhy said:
Ooh, now that I like. >loses half an hour<
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