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Hello Share Fanciers. Car designs do not change very much. Apart from the electric hybrids, the petrol driven technology hasn't really altered since they first hit our roads at the end of the nineteenth century. And now motors nearly all look alike.
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wildrides
“cars all look alike” ……………… then ……………..“should have gone to specsavers”
wildrides
I see your the only one who still gets up in the morning these days :-)
Malcolm Stacey
I suppose, Wilders, that I’m thinking about the days when we had Morris 1000’s, Triumph Heralds and 2CV’s. Rocking on.
Lonster
Cars all look alike? Does the Lamborghini Aventador really look like the Vauxhall Adam? Bentley GT looks very similar to Skoda Yeti. Absolute nonsense, we’re in an era where cars, from one brand to another, look very different. Where they look similar is when they are from the same stable, Audi A4 and Audi A8 perhaps, or BMW X3 and X5, similar shapes but different sizes. In the early part of the 20th century you could argue they all look similar…