In the mid to late 2000, Mustang, Camero, and Dodge gave their cars a "classic modern retro" look, and still evolving the look. Do you think that eventually it will come full circle? Get similar (designs) mistakes like the fox body mustang, and 90s Camaro in 2048
I kind of doubt they'll go back to fox bodies but I kind of like the retro look
What's wrong with a fox body Mustang or catfish Camaro? Both are classics, both are fast, and both offer a lot of performance for the money. I think both look great.
I don't hate them. In fact I like the 90s look of the catfish camero, but on average they are not the most appealing looking gen.
Not sure about full circle. Design constraints (fuel economy, aerodynamics) influence to an extent how the vehicle will look. To be honest, and it is subjective, but I actually like the looks of all 3 modern muscle cars, with the Challenger looking the most retro. The ones that are angular (like the Camaro) probably won’t age as well. I prefer timeless looks. But I really wish they would make them more reliable and trouble-free first and foremost, then dial in the looks.
