hoffmeister_fan
Kraftwagen König
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Yeesh, that is ugly as hell. The EB110SS does not work on a (relatively) more plump Chiron body. Between the Divo and the Centodieci, vulgarity reigns. The Chiron Sport is where it's at.
I think it looks way worse - if we're talking about the same one-off...Looks way better than that black crazy one they showed last time
Yeah that thing the ceo made for himselfI think it looks way worse - if we're talking about the same one-off...
Cannot agree more, was going to write exactly the same. What are they doing here with the brand ?! I'm even more ashamed that the EB110 has been one of my favorite cars when it came out.Ettore is rotating in his grave faster than the fan of a hot radiator. Hypercars need not be so seriously ugly. Herr Winkelmann has presented a dish that appears to have been already eaten. Twice.
You are being Conservative. More like 10 times the price.No long-term vehicle development/continuous improvement; just vulgar re-kitted Chirons at 3-4 times the price. This is not progress.
Looks way better than that black crazy one they showed last time
I don't quite think the approach from a management perspective is reproachable, instead, I think it's simply taking advantage of an opportunity afforded by the super wealthy who will spend ridiculous amounts of money for the sake of prestige. It's this that I have the biggest issue with.As I said some time ago. Winkelmann is about money. And reskinning Chirons is the way to go. Similar format as he did for Lamborghini. The board seems to like it even though I think it's a disgrace and distasteful.
I'm a bit of a hypocrite of course because I also say there's nothing wrong with wanting (and having) nice things. The problem is "how nice" and for "how much"? Where does the line actually exist?Fully agreed. Isn't this the case for many gaudy things we see nowadays? It's a human trait to show off - however, this negative aspiration is nowadays increasingly driven by social media and the role models we have in this world. Sad really. Where are the values such as humility, drive to advance the world and make it a better place, spiritual...
The problem is "how nice" and for "how much"? Where does the line actually exist?
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