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Mon Jun 27, 2005 2:11 pm
Automotive design goes far beyond looks. Consider the ride and handling dynamics, luxuries, comforts, refinement, and the totality of the package.
The Acura Legend, in stock form, is forgettable -- that applies not only to its appeasing looks, but also to the way it drives. Nothing about it captures the senses or tells you that you're experiencing an artist's vision. And while the Legend may be forgettable, it is not in any way unattractive. I did like it enough to buy one, until the transmission died at 110k a day before I signed the papers to take it home (talk about luck).
Consider also the Buick Regal GS. I find it to be a highly attractive, quick, but completely unremarkable car. Two-tone paint, Joseph Aboud interior trim, and a supercharger fail at giving the car anything that resembles a personality. Like the Legend, it was by design created to be ignored while performing its duties admirably.
Its sometimes the little things that have to come together to make a car special. Creativity.