Every time I drive by, or I'm stopped in traffic, next to a Chevy or Dodge...
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Every time I drive by, or I'm stopped in traffic, next to a Chevy or Dodge...
...I always look into the cab and think, "Wow, how come their interior aesthetics are so reminsicent of 1989?". They all seem so "plasticy" and square as opposed to smooth and curvy... Just an observation that I seem to come across time and time again.
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Interiors are one of the biggest reasons I've been a Ford fan. They've always been a couple steps ahead of others in design and ergonomics and usually one step ahead when it comes to interior materials.
When it comes down to it, I'm on the INSIDE of my vehicle all the time, and comfort & style inside is paramount.
When it comes down to it, I'm on the INSIDE of my vehicle all the time, and comfort & style inside is paramount.
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Re: Every time I drive by, or I'm stopped in traffic, next to a Chevy or Dodge...
Originally posted by Beanhead
...I always look into the cab and think, "Wow, how come their interior aesthetics are so reminsicent of 1989?". They all seem so "plasticy" and square as opposed to smooth and curvy... Just an observation that I seem to come across time and time again.
...I always look into the cab and think, "Wow, how come their interior aesthetics are so reminsicent of 1989?". They all seem so "plasticy" and square as opposed to smooth and curvy... Just an observation that I seem to come across time and time again.
what a Beanhead........
I'll agree that Dodge seem "plasticy"..........my chevy is nice..
