After a long time in the car industry, there is a head-turner. Yes, it looks cute, and unique. The last time one had this feeling might have been with the Daewoo small car in India, and the Volkswagen Beetle abroad. What is it with the million-dollar car designers that they can't think of better designed-cars?
Cars come in weird shapes. Boxy, aggressive, sporty (whatever that means- driving is certainly not a sport, unless you count toying with other people's lives as one). They can also be functional, spacy (more car per car?) and fluidic (hopefully, not a car version of the incredible melting man, one of my favourite comic characters).
When will the designers actually use brains to do things like they apparently have with the Brio? If history is any indicator, not very often.
Cars come in weird shapes. Boxy, aggressive, sporty (whatever that means- driving is certainly not a sport, unless you count toying with other people's lives as one). They can also be functional, spacy (more car per car?) and fluidic (hopefully, not a car version of the incredible melting man, one of my favourite comic characters).
When will the designers actually use brains to do things like they apparently have with the Brio? If history is any indicator, not very often.
2 comments:
Brio looks like a toy car to me though. The first one I saw had it's rear window decorated with soft toys. Just added to the notion.
Yeah, it does. Cars are supposed to be toys for grown men, aren't they?
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