Is it me or do all the luxury maker's cars look like F-Types?
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Burt Gummer (06-09-2017)
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It's not just you. I've noticed similarities in the F-Type's over-fender haunches and the "swoosh-like" wrap-around of the LED taillights.
I stopped by a Lexus dealer last Saturday to check out the LC 500. When I opened its door, I felt like I had just opened the door to my Jag, what with the similarity in curvature of the upper part of the door and swivel-out feature of the door handles.
I stopped by a Lexus dealer last Saturday to check out the LC 500. When I opened its door, I felt like I had just opened the door to my Jag, what with the similarity in curvature of the upper part of the door and swivel-out feature of the door handles.
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Instead people will ask about your Maserati or Lotus. I also think "unworthy" is an unfair term.
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front engined, RWD 2 seat sportscars are going to have a particular look about them. I havent really confused the F Type for anything, though I agree it looks a little like the California, I also see a bit of the 370Z in it. Mainly the similarities are to the Astons, IMO.
My mother has a Toyota 86 and I'm sure she'd like to think it looks similar to mine.
My mother has a Toyota 86 and I'm sure she'd like to think it looks similar to mine.
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1) It's not you and there's a certain similarity across many brands.
2) Having said that - and particularly among those of us on this Forum - there is only one F-Type (in various configurations).
3) 99.9% of the road-going public:
A) Wouldn't know an F-Type from an A-Type (B-Type, etc.).
B) Couldn't care less what you drive and/or what it is.
2) Having said that - and particularly among those of us on this Forum - there is only one F-Type (in various configurations).
3) 99.9% of the road-going public:
A) Wouldn't know an F-Type from an A-Type (B-Type, etc.).
B) Couldn't care less what you drive and/or what it is.
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New TVR looks like it might be F Type-ish TVR sports car teased again ahead of September 8 reveal
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I think the F-Type, being a new car, has the stereotypical shape of a modern sports car and sometimes it's hard for the casual non-car people to tell it apart from the competitions. The XK (R.I.P.) on the other hand was hard to be mistaken for anything else even for the uninitiated and was imo a prettier car.