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[Matski]

Looks like a South African 333i. Not sure about those wheels, aftermarket 20 spokes with an Alpina centre cap?

 

[dalab]

Looks like a South African 333i. Not sure about those wheels, aftermarket 20 spokes with an Alpina centre cap?

If it's from SA, that's as far as the similarities with the 333i go, but it's a nice job and that sound!

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[Matski]

If it's from SA, that's as far as the similarities with the 333i go, but it's a nice job and that sound!

Ah, yeah think he says it was a 316i in the video, fair enough, you'd have to be mental to molest a 333i, but it does sound good.

 

[dalab]

Ah, yeah think he says it was a 316i in the video, fair enough, you'd have to be mental to molest a 333i, but it does sound good.

I didn't get that part, so it's even more meritorious

 

[dalab]

Jeep's Hyperscreen?

I see a RangeRoverish intent in this, I think it looks very nice, the way they arranged the wood gives an impression of solidity, and strength but keeping a great luxurious look

 

[KiwiRob]

I'd say that vastly better integrated then the dire Mercedes hyperscreen.

 

[martinbo]

In fairness to Mercedes, their Hyperscreen is at least one, contiguous piece of glass, serving as the entire fascia, housing separate displays. This is nothing like that. It's just a bunch of displays dotted around the dashboard.

 

[klier]

In fairness to Mercedes, their Hyperscreen is at least one, contiguous piece of glass, serving as the entire fascia, housing separate displays. This is nothing like that. It's just a bunch of displays dotted around the dashboard.

What a clusterf#ck of a disaster. LMAO
4 screens. You can't make this shit up I swear. This will have aged like milk in three years max.

I'd say that vastly better integrated then the dire Mercedes hyperscreen.

I'd call it the exact opposite. I am no fan of the hyperscreen, but its integration is flawless.

 

[KiwiRob]

In fairness to Mercedes, their Hyperscreen is at least one, contiguous piece of glass, serving as the entire fascia, housing separate displays. This is nothing like that. It's just a bunch of displays dotted around the dashboard.

Which looks much nicer than the really ugly hyperscreen. The standard EQx interior looks a lot better and it significantly cheaper.

 

[martinbo]

You said that it's

vastly better integrated then the dire Mercedes hyperscreen.

when actually it's just a bunch of separate screens in a regular dashboard layout - nothing new here.
Yes, we all understand that the Hyperscreen actually also has separate displays but it's all in one surface. There's no other dashboard like it. The comparison isn't logical.

 

[dalab]

VW Gol

 

[dalab]

For China, with Geely

 

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[KiwiRob]

For China, with Geely
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Looks like a Ford Flex which was built on a Volvo platform.

 

[dalab]

So simple and clean......almost eighties, I think it's the Accord, there's something extremely subtle about it

 

[J.E]

996 Turbo

 

[dalab]

It is worth posting this everywhere, what a marvelous photo and car, every inch, color and shape are perfect, the rear lights rest as if they were standing on but not on at the same time, that solid chrome bar that runs along the lid of the canvas roof, is a poetry that brings the best of the best past, present and future decades of the automobile

And this, instead of "Phantom" should be called "I have more class than anyone"