Most Beautiful Car Interiors
Discussion
Ok, neither are what you'd call convventionally beautiful:
Morris 1000 - When the world and his wife were driving Sierras Cavaliers Escorts and Metros, and mat205125 was still in short trousers, my mums friend used to drive a classis minor as her daily car. I've many memories of spins around the block in it ... the smell of the cracked leather ... the massive speedo with only a handful of numbers, and just how "nice" it was
Then there is the Lagonda .... Utterly, utterly insane.
Morris 1000 - When the world and his wife were driving Sierras Cavaliers Escorts and Metros, and mat205125 was still in short trousers, my mums friend used to drive a classis minor as her daily car. I've many memories of spins around the block in it ... the smell of the cracked leather ... the massive speedo with only a handful of numbers, and just how "nice" it was
Then there is the Lagonda .... Utterly, utterly insane.
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Los Angeles said:
Ravell said:
IMO the Tuscan deserves a mention for beauty.
I think I said on an earlier page, in black, the Tuscan's interior is like a Versaci suit of armour. A great blend of simplicity and the tactile.Looks designed.
Something that Prince would drive!
Here's something simple but modern with a hint of subtle italian style.
Edited by alfabadass on Monday 2nd February 21:10
Ravell said:
I cant believe the number of BMW interiors posted! I'm a huge fan of BMW's myself and their interiors are deffinitly functional and usualy well designed and can look quite nice, but they just aren't drop dead gorgeous.
IMO the Tuscan deserves a mention for beauty.
Couldn't agree more with this one. Mainly as it's my car!!!!! IMO the Tuscan deserves a mention for beauty.
I'm not bothered but got to ask how you ended up with that pic!!
alfabadass said:
Los Angeles said:
Ravell said:
IMO the Tuscan deserves a mention for beauty.
I think I said on an earlier page, in black, the Tuscan's interior is like a Versaci suit of armour. A great blend of simplicity and the tactile.Looks designed.
Something that Prince would drive!
Edited by alfabadass on Monday 2nd February 21:10
its the reason why i generally dislike TVR interiors
they are over-designed, over-fashioned and contain way too much bulls
t factorthey do kind of look impressive but in terms of actually owning one, i'd feel a bit embarrased and out of place
Los Angeles said:
m8tt c said:
Makes me happy being here!
Beautiful. Attention to period tradition and detail superb. Always wondered why the dash runs short, passenger side. Any explanation?Los Angeles said:
groomi said:
Presumably a true nod to tradition where the dash was simply somewhere to put the instruments.
It's an irritation to the eye, the lack of symmetry, as if it's incomplete.jackal said:
alfabadass said:
Los Angeles said:
Ravell said:
IMO the Tuscan deserves a mention for beauty.
I think I said on an earlier page, in black, the Tuscan's interior is like a Versaci suit of armour. A great blend of simplicity and the tactile.Looks designed.
Something that Prince would drive!
Edited by alfabadass on Monday 2nd February 21:10
its the reason why i generally dislike TVR interiors
they are over-designed, over-fashioned and contain way too much bulls
t factorthey do kind of look impressive but in terms of actually owning one, i'd feel a bit embarrased and out of place
t!Ron Burgundy said:
jackal said:
alfabadass said:
Los Angeles said:
Ravell said:
IMO the Tuscan deserves a mention for beauty.
I think I said on an earlier page, in black, the Tuscan's interior is like a Versaci suit of armour. A great blend of simplicity and the tactile.Looks designed.
Something that Prince would drive!
Edited by alfabadass on Monday 2nd February 21:10
its the reason why i generally dislike TVR interiors
they are over-designed, over-fashioned and contain way too much bulls
t factorthey do kind of look impressive but in terms of actually owning one, i'd feel a bit embarrased and out of place
t!I never said you had to agree with me or that I was definitively right. And my view on TVR interiors are not a slight on you personally, like as a human being... Honest !
maybe consider editing your response... its a bit aggressive IMO and unecessary, just the sort of knee jerk hostility that is turning PH just alittle bit sour of late
jackal said:
alfabadass said:
Los Angeles said:
Ravell said:
IMO the Tuscan deserves a mention for beauty.
I think I said on an earlier page, in black, the Tuscan's interior is like a Versaci suit of armour. A great blend of simplicity and the tactile.Looks designed.
Something that Prince would drive!
Edited by alfabadass on Monday 2nd February 21:10
its the reason why i generally dislike TVR interiors
they are over-designed, over-fashioned and contain way too much bulls
t factorthey do kind of look impressive but in terms of actually owning one, i'd feel a bit embarrased and out of place
It's the sort of thing that just makes you go "wow!" Unless of course you have no soul.
Edited by 190E Matt on Monday 2nd February 23:29
190E Matt said:
The whole idea of a TVR is that you have a car with Porsche performance, but rather than conservative, typical German styling what you have is something wonderfully and outrageously bonkers. There was a Tuscan S at a PH meet I attended the other day and it was just superb, the whole styling (exterior and interior) has a real panache and zest about it.
It's the sort of thing that just makes you go "wow!" Unless of course you have no soul.
don't especially like restrained german interiors... It's the sort of thing that just makes you go "wow!" Unless of course you have no soul.
I just find TVR interiors a bit overdone and hence they border on being just a little bit tacky and affected
hvaing said that, ive always given then maxiumum kudos for doing what they do and esp. with such individuality.... just not my cup of tea
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