The Faces of Automobiles
The front of automobiles are like faces. We all know that. I became obsessed about 15 years ago with front end shots. I've noticed that "in real life" almost no one ever does this. We all try for an angled shot showing the side of the car. Today I'd like ...
That's a face that says ...
... " héhé suckers, get outta my way cauz u don't stand a chance " .... Bim
What do you love about it?
I've never had the pleasure of driving a mid-engined Ferrari. Nor as a passenger in one moving in a spirited fashion. What's the magic all about?
Great Report
I agree with you in the most beautiful part of the car is the face of the car, and the fact that a great photos and of course can not talk about brands :) But I just question what car brand Dark purple color after a car RR. Thank you very much .WTA
Of the face shots you've posted, I think the BMW i8 is the meanest and badest of them all
When I see that picture, the car's look is telling me "Don't mess with me punk!..." - AT ...
I've always loved the Fiskar and it's a shame company went bankrupt
Looks like the company got bought out by a Chinese parts company and they plan to resume production in a year. The Karma is one of the sexiest sedans on the road today IMO. Cheers, Anthony
Handsomest face? . . .
. . . here's a vote for the '71 'Cuda . . . . . . the only Plymouth E-body with twin headlights. (Mopar enthusiasts will appreciate this extremely rare combination of a 440+6 in a convertible body, one of five made with a 4-speed.) ...
NIce, but needs orthodontia
Here's what he could look like with 10 years worth of dental adjustments! :-) Cazalea ...
Excellent observation!
Whale lover, are you? (photo of a breaching Humpback whale, by Ken Shelby, last week in San Diego) Cazalea ...
Here's a smiling face...
...that every time I see, I just have to smile back-- Emil [URL=] [/URL] ...
Thanks Emil, I just noticed your avatar
I had this one 8 years ago. I remember the watch but don't remember why I sold it :-( Never have had a Porsche though I have driven a few and enjoyed the experience. Cazalea ...
I've sold/traded watches, then wondered why...
...but that was years ago. Now I keep everything so I don't have to deal with the regret that inevitably follows, so this Millenary is here to stay. As for the Porsche, driving a 50 year old 356 is an experience I'll never tire of...it's also here to stay...
