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Originally Posted by extrashaky
They won't change it because it's part of a larger plan. I posted this a while back, and I think it still applies:
I couldn't figure out why they screwed up the front bumper on this car, but now I see what they're doing. That weird new nose is aligning the car visually with the FT-1 concept:
This way, when the FT-1 comes to market, that sharp nose won't look completely foreign. I suspect the next redesign of the 86 will have an even sharper nose to fill in the gap between this refresh and the FT-1. It will look like a natural evolution of the style they already established. |
Or is the F1 being designed to align with the rest of the models?
There is far more Corolla or Prius in that front end than F1.
