White_R34 wrote:
Wow I love the video and thanks for posting it.
I would just love to know how you guys post a video on here with out having to post the link!
Man that car is so sweet, Ferrari eat your hart out!
The "insert a video" button on your edit bar! 
(3 to the right of the smilies, looks like a filmstrip)
HYBRIDvision wrote:They really broke tradition, the rear looks like a camaro, the sides look like a GTR v spec or something along those lines, and it just reminds me of a jaguar db9 and a ferarri burlinetta.... anyways. great car!
The crappy thing is they are going with that styling with most of their cars. Check out the back of this 2014 Malibu, same dual tail lights. Not exactly the same, but close enough. I know the corvettes had the dual tail light design first, but it seems GM is doing it for most their Chevy cars, which makes the Corvette less distinctive and unique.
How should they have designed it to make it look "unique" like no other car on the planet? LOL Most high end sports car and super car manufacturers use similar aero designs and materials. Not because they copy each other, but because the wind tunnel tells them to. Virtually all use carbon fiber these days, so I guess the next car that uses it gets labeled as "nothing special" and "just like the other car" because someone else has already done it?
Singray has been around for decades and has always had the long front end, long before the Viper was a thought in a humans brain, so you should say the Viper looks like a Stingray.
As far as the rear end, same thing, corvettes have always had the dual tail lights, long before the new Camero came out with them, so you should say the new camero looks like the back end of a vette, as I'm sure most people did when it first come out.
As far as the guage display, yeah Lamborghini's and other cars have them also. You really think the LFA was the first car to have that type of display? Who do you think copied who first on that one, before the Stingray even came out this year?
Interior looks like a vette always has, go look at some pictures. Maybe not with all the technology components the older cars didn't have, but the basic premis and design is still there.
As far as all the vents, watch the video again, they explain specifically why the vents are placed where they are. The same reason why all sports and super cars have all the vents in similar locations.
I'd suggest taking advise from yourself and "LEARN HOW TO RESEARCH BEFORE POSTING" rather than just going by first impressions of pictures and the video I posted here.
I could most likely take all the cars you mentioned like the Viper, GT-R, F12, etc and name cars that came out before them that they copied their designs from just as well.
I don't take offense to your reply, you either like the car or you don't, I couldn't give two cr@ps. It just seems your reply is solely based on first visual impression without actually doing any research as to why the car was designed the way it was and who actually came out with such designs and technologies first, and who copied who first.
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