Ugliest...car...ever!!!
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must be the ugliest car I have ever seen.
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Man, that thing looks like a damned robot from the front!
Looks to be the same sort of car as the Bugatti Veyron. Grand touring, two-seater body, huge output from the motor, probably AWD (it is an Audi, right?), and definitely a "luxurious" price tag.
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Who buys these kinds of cars?
And I'm undecided about the look of the thing as well.
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And I'm undecided about the look of the thing as well.
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·It honestly looks like a streched out TT, with mass amounts of bling bling.... Either way it looks wacked
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[ 05-23-2003, 07:59 AM: Message edited by: ami2fst4u ]
[ 05-23-2003, 07:59 AM: Message edited by: ami2fst4u ]
Heavily infuenced by the streamliners from the 30's. Very cool. It could stand to loose the eyelids but other thamn that it draws on some pretty cool historical influences. I'd imagine that with a little checking you'd find great significance in the name as well.
EDIT: sorry, not the stream liners but the cars that led directly to them that dominated racing for years in the 30's. Cars like this.
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[ 05-23-2003, 09:19 AM: Message edited by: familyman ]
EDIT: sorry, not the stream liners but the cars that led directly to them that dominated racing for years in the 30's. Cars like this.
[ 05-23-2003, 09:19 AM: Message edited by: familyman ]
ass shot:
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interior:
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taken from:
http://www.maxpages.com/sportcarpage/Audi_Rosemeyer
and the car is probably named after Bernd Rosemeyer:
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/6884/berndrosemeyer.htm
interior:
taken from:
http://www.maxpages.com/sportcarpage/Audi_Rosemeyer
and the car is probably named after Bernd Rosemeyer:
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/6884/berndrosemeyer.htm
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Ugliest...car...ever???
Doubt it, what about the Fiat Multipla, Renault Avantime, or the Nissan Micra. And those are actually production cars, look 'em up. I think you will find that they take the cake.
As for the Rosemeyer, I think it's beautiful. It is sculpted and bold and designed single-mindedly to do one thing. It is designed to go unbelievably fast, just as it's namesake did in the 30's. Study pre-WWII Auto Union's and Mercede's, you will find amazing motoring feats. They had technology far ahead of it's time.
Bernd Rosemeyer himself was a rocket. Sadly, he died in an Auto Union streamliner in 1938 while setting a speed record in Germany. He was driving at 270 MPH when a crosswind threw his car off the track. Look it up, it is a fascinating history and a bold car.
Doubt it, what about the Fiat Multipla, Renault Avantime, or the Nissan Micra. And those are actually production cars, look 'em up. I think you will find that they take the cake.
As for the Rosemeyer, I think it's beautiful. It is sculpted and bold and designed single-mindedly to do one thing. It is designed to go unbelievably fast, just as it's namesake did in the 30's. Study pre-WWII Auto Union's and Mercede's, you will find amazing motoring feats. They had technology far ahead of it's time.
Bernd Rosemeyer himself was a rocket. Sadly, he died in an Auto Union streamliner in 1938 while setting a speed record in Germany. He was driving at 270 MPH when a crosswind threw his car off the track. Look it up, it is a fascinating history and a bold car.
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i agree. lose the headlight eyebrow things and it is (radically) cool looking.
esp the ass shot. that's just mean.
edit: actually from the front shot the eyebrows look like they fold over the lamps, which i think is pretty cool. would definately give a kickass front fascia too.
so.
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[ 05-23-2003, 10:28 AM: Message edited by: demonfire ]
esp the ass shot. that's just mean.
edit: actually from the front shot the eyebrows look like they fold over the lamps, which i think is pretty cool. would definately give a kickass front fascia too.
so.
[ 05-23-2003, 10:28 AM: Message edited by: demonfire ]
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Can I get those brakes on my next focus?!?
BTW, I like the design treatment.
BTW, I like the design treatment.
Sorry, but they've already done a beautiful concept.
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You'd think with a dozen years to improve on the Avus they could come up with something better than this LSD
influenced bauhaus art deco nightmare.
[ 05-23-2003, 01:03 PM: Message edited by: racerx ]
You'd think with a dozen years to improve on the Avus they could come up with something better than this LSD
influenced bauhaus art deco nightmare.
[ 05-23-2003, 01:03 PM: Message edited by: racerx ]
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