by Jonathan » Sun Jun 19, 2005 2:51 pm
I know what you mean, kiki. It's hard for me to choose with so many types of cars, there are the huge, lopey cammed drag racers, the smooth running, good performing roadster/convertibles, the sexy musclecar fastbacks, the parade queens, the high speed top end cars, and of course can't leave out the vintage trucks. Then there are other cars that you otherwise wouldn't choose, but just hold the key to your heart for sentimental reason.
The DB9 is one of the few new cars that scream out to me. It is the sexiest car I've seen come out in a LONG time. Main reason I like the DB9 is that it carries the same attributes that I love about vintage cars, clean, smooth lines, a luxurious interior that focuses on class instead of showing off gadgets, and of course a powerful engine with a sweet exhaust note and near perfect handling. Even with the things it offers, such as navigation, the screen goes flush into the dash when not in use instead of sticking out for bling factor. In the words of Leonardo Da Vinci, "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication". Most car manufacturers have lost their focus on the true things that make a great vehicle and the end result usually makes a vehicle look ugly just to be different.
I know what you mean, kiki. It's hard for me to choose with so many types of cars, there are the huge, lopey cammed drag racers, the smooth running, good performing roadster/convertibles, the sexy musclecar fastbacks, the parade queens, the high speed top end cars, and of course can't leave out the vintage trucks. Then there are other cars that you otherwise wouldn't choose, but just hold the key to your heart for sentimental reason.
The DB9 is one of the few new cars that scream out to me. It is the sexiest car I've seen come out in a LONG time. Main reason I like the DB9 is that it carries the same attributes that I love about vintage cars, clean, smooth lines, a luxurious interior that focuses on class instead of showing off gadgets, and of course a powerful engine with a sweet exhaust note and near perfect handling. Even with the things it offers, such as navigation, the screen goes flush into the dash when not in use instead of sticking out for bling factor. In the words of Leonardo Da Vinci, "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication". Most car manufacturers have lost their focus on the true things that make a great vehicle and the end result usually makes a vehicle look ugly just to be different.