@supersnipe Apparently the drivers, those who bought those cars, did not intent to become street warriors. They did not intend to intimidate others. What a beautiful peaceful time! A time without road rage.
When I was little our boat had an outboard motor. The logo on it made it look like it had a face. One day my dad had the cover off of it and was working on the motor. I told him to put the cover back on because I didnt want to see its brain.
Yes, cars have faces, which have become intentionally more aggressive over time. It's a conscious decision of car makers. When making a new car, psychologists are just as important as technical engineers.
There's no limit yet. Expensive cars look likes monsters today, and young men love them.
@Sanddune26 sometimes the cars look so alike that you have a tough time defining what they are. SOme Genesis models even look like the very expensive Bentley!
Sometimes, it's the taillights. The 1959 El Camino, for example: [media=https://cdn.dealeraccelerate.com/gaa/57/35483/467168/790x1024/1959-chevrolet-el-camino]
