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I often hear the term "teutonic styling" for german cars..What does that word actually mean?
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I often hear the term "teutonic styling" for german cars..What does that word actually mean? |
Quote, originally posted by Hajduk » |
Teutonic = German |
Quote, originally posted by Viergang Fuchs » |
The Teutons were one of the "barbarian" tribes which clashed with the Romans. Their descendants were part of Bismarck's unified Germany. Auto writers like to use various sub-German names like "Swabian" and "Teutonic".
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Got anything for me? |
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I saw a chick on the Metro this morning with the biggest Teutons I've ever seen. Should I give her your number? |
Quote, originally posted by Turbiodiesel! » |
That's ok. The Grand Tetons are closer. ![]() |
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God Bless America. ![]() ![]() |
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What? I wasn't talking about Wyoming. ![]() ![]() |
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It means "Hi. I'm an automotive journalist without the slightest shred of imagination, a small vocabulary, and a poor command of the principles of design. I need a quick, suitably pretentious way to convey that the styling of this car is simple and fairly boring, but clean in a contemporary kind of way. Got anything for me?" Modified by Turbiodiesel! at 10:22 AM 2-21-2008 |
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I often hear the term "teutonic styling" for german cars..What does that word actually mean? |
Quote, originally posted by PassSedanGLX » |
http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif And they especially like "Teutonic" because it evokes these guys: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teutonic_Knights |