Missing my 95 =(
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I agree the 92-99 body style is very unique. It'* always been a favorite of mine (92-95).
But IMO the 2000+ design, especially the SSEi (and SLE) body style is still unlike any other. The very aggressive front end with the fogs in the middle cannot be found on any other car. The back end is also original and it'* based off of the previous generation Bonneville (taillights specifically).
Any similarity to other cars exists purely on the fact that similarities are inevitable with thousands of cars on the road.
But IMO the 2000+ design, especially the SSEi (and SLE) body style is still unlike any other. The very aggressive front end with the fogs in the middle cannot be found on any other car. The back end is also original and it'* based off of the previous generation Bonneville (taillights specifically).
Any similarity to other cars exists purely on the fact that similarities are inevitable with thousands of cars on the road.
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I have to agree with Vince, I miss my 1993 immensely just for the body design, it looked sharper.
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Never seen those pics before. Very nice. I still think it'* a little tame IMO. I have always though the SSEi/SLE'* in the 00+ we better looking than the GXP'*.
Just my opinion.
But, the pre-production model is sweet.
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Originally Posted by tallbump
I have always though the SSEi/SLE'* in the 00+ we better looking than the GXP'*.
Just my opinion.
But, the pre-production model is sweet.
Just my opinion.
But, the pre-production model is sweet.
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