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When Ugliness Was a Volkswagen Virtue
Detroit, 8:01 AM
Mon Dec 7
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Anyway, VW design today combines the "greatness" of being vague, naive and sterile. Audi follows the suit.
07/18/09
What's most lacking in today's auto industry is iconoclasm. There aren't enough automakers that are willing to take the kinds of risks that VW did back in the day. The result: You may have a record number of choices in a given vehicle class but very little meaningful differences.
Any of the automakers that are on the verge of disappearing from the US market could revive themselves if they took a page from VW. Alas, it won't happen. Group think is too strong in today's auto industry.
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07/18/09
race them!