Naming.
Couldn't they have saved money on expensive naming focus groups by just re-using the good old O(h)mega nameplate?
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There seems to be an obsession with manufacturers of Leccymobiles to have them ~styled~ by the remedial class at the art-school-for-retards.
If you're looking to sell significant numbers of these cars, please - ditch the gawky and eye-challenging styling. Rather, think "mid-range executive" design - use something like a 5-series BMW or a Lexus GS as the inspiration.
You mean to tell me the 5-series BM or the Lexus look in any way good?
Mid-range executive sounds fscking boring and bland to me.
Funk it up I say, and while they're at it, can we have a choice of colours other than pin-stripe (mid-range executive) black/grey?
Go on, dare to be different ;p
I actually agree with you on the matter, i drive a odd car myself...
But i have to agree with Tanuki just for the plain simple fact that it would sell !
I cant imagine many executives buying something like that to travel up the M4 corridor to goto meetings, it hardly looks corperate.
If they start manufacturing pure leccy cars that a corperation would be happy to supply as a company car then theyve cornered the maket assuming the product is good
I dunno. With that deliberately obfuscated pic it's pretty much impossible to tell WTF it's going to look like, save that the astronomical camber angle on the rear wheel would seem to indicate that it's not a "real" pic anyway and whoever drew it needs a short lesson in perspective.
As for the concept below, I suppose that if one were in the market for an electrically powered, four seat suppository, it would do.