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19-09-2014, 05:55 PM | #11 | ||
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I don't think the front overhang is any more than FG, it's just that the forward edge of the bonnet and grill is, making it appear so. Strange that in today's fashion of shorter overhangs they decided to make it appear visually longer. A shame the bonnet doesn't have some style lines in it. I saw a couple of Jaguar XFs today and the bonnet styling looked sensational.
Is there an unwritten rule that designers must always tone down cool styling cues for production?
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