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"A car can never be art, because for something to be art, it must have no purpose other than itself, no function. Look at this, it doesn't drive very well, it's not been built with much care, and it is hopelessly impractical. What Alfa has built then is not a car, it's a centerfold, what Alfa has built, is fourteen feet of art."
"A car can never be art, because for something to be art, it must have no purpose other than itself, no function. Look at this, it doesn't drive very well, it's not been built with much care, and it is hopelessly impractical. What Alfa has built then is not a car, it's a centerfold, what Alfa has built, is fourteen feet of art."
Thats in my top 5, trust me. I even started a whole thread on that car a few months back. Incredibly gorgeous!
1961 Jaguar E-Type
1980 Jaguar XJ6 series III (I owned one...a really gorgeous car)
1968 Corvette
1967 Corvette Stingray 427 ci
1970 Challenger (white with 426 ci hemi....like in movie Vanishing Point)
1964 Buick Riviera
1965 Ford F40 GT
1959 Cadillac (with the big fins)
1955 Mercedes (with "gull wing" doors)
1965 Rolls Royce Phantom V (white like John Lennon's)
Jaguar Mark II
Lamborghini Miura
De Tomaso Mangusta (original)
Corvette "Stingray"
1964 1/2 Ford Mustang
Audi TT Coupe (original model)
Ferrari Daytona
Volvo 780 Bertone
Peugeot 406 coupe
1959 "Batwing" Chevrolet
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