Spyshots: Mercedes-McLaren SLR and Mercedes Maybach
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Re: Spyshots: Mercedes-McLaren SLR and Mercedes Maybach (VWteknik)
First thanks for the pics.
I think they cover the cars like that to gather attention. Think about it. You don't see a taped up car driving down the streets everyday, car mags and other car freaks, are guarnanteed to try and snap pictures of the car.
Like a game.
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First thanks for the pics.
I think they cover the cars like that to gather attention. Think about it. You don't see a taped up car driving down the streets everyday, car mags and other car freaks, are guarnanteed to try and snap pictures of the car.
Like a game.
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Re: Spyshots: Mercedes-McLaren SLR and Mercedes Maybach (lip)
That's the best looking Maybach I've yet seen. "Maybach in a sack"-motif is the finishing touch this gargoyle has been needing all along. GeeEmm actually pioneered this clever bit of "restyling" with the "tent" that covers the Pontiac Aztek's keister. It's a refreshingly different way to employ canvas, or other fabrics, in the design-aesthetic of the automobile, wouldn't you agree?
What other recent automotive designs would have benefitted from the "put a bag over it" approach? Hyundai Tiburon (previous arachnid-eyed iteration)? Chevrolet Avalanche (make that sack XXL-size)? Cadillac Escalade (ditto)? Toyota Echo (a cute, cuddly sack with polka-dots would be perfect here)? There are many others, but I don't dare suggest that other cars (particularly Asian-origin) are in any way lacking in beauty, since that is one of the easiest ways to start a dustup here on the Vortex (I'm gonna catch enough hell for mocking the Echo as it is.
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That's the best looking Maybach I've yet seen. "Maybach in a sack"-motif is the finishing touch this gargoyle has been needing all along. GeeEmm actually pioneered this clever bit of "restyling" with the "tent" that covers the Pontiac Aztek's keister. It's a refreshingly different way to employ canvas, or other fabrics, in the design-aesthetic of the automobile, wouldn't you agree?
What other recent automotive designs would have benefitted from the "put a bag over it" approach? Hyundai Tiburon (previous arachnid-eyed iteration)? Chevrolet Avalanche (make that sack XXL-size)? Cadillac Escalade (ditto)? Toyota Echo (a cute, cuddly sack with polka-dots would be perfect here)? There are many others, but I don't dare suggest that other cars (particularly Asian-origin) are in any way lacking in beauty, since that is one of the easiest ways to start a dustup here on the Vortex (I'm gonna catch enough hell for mocking the Echo as it is.
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Re: Spyshots: Mercedes-McLaren SLR and Mercedes Maybach (vwlarry)
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btw, everytime I see a pic of the maybach I'm amazed at how fricken huge that beast is
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quote:[HR][/HR]That's the best looking Maybach I've yet seen. "Maybach in a sack"-motif is the finishing touch this gargoyle has been needing all along. GeeEmm actually pioneered this clever bit of "restyling" with the "tent" that covers the Pontiac Aztek's keister. It's a refreshingly different way to employ canvas, or other fabrics, in the design-aesthetic of the automobile, wouldn't you agree? [HR][/HR]
LOL! Bwaahahahahhaaha http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif
btw, everytime I see a pic of the maybach I'm amazed at how fricken huge that beast is
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