What sportcars look better?
Front-engine with their long hoods and short decks.
or mid-engine with short hoods and a big bulgy midsection?
What sportcars look better?
Front-engine with their long hoods and short decks.
or mid-engine with short hoods and a big bulgy midsection?
Front engined.
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Front engined, unless it's mid engined. In which case it's mid engined, unless it's front engined. Occasionally it's rear engined, but that's less common.
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Sometimes a low hoodline can be achievable with a front engined car.
See the Honda Prelude, 2nd generation.
But the styling of the NSX is fine for me too, and that's mid engined.
Both works fine for me.
Context is important I think.....both can look fantastic and they don't necessarily have a set look....something like a Miura is like a mid engine car with front-engine-like proportion(long hood). While early 90s Lotus Elan(FWD) looks like a mid engine car despite it being a FF layout...
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funny that you mention the Daytona, which in my book is one of the ugliest Ferraris ever made....perhaps my opinion is tainted because it appeared after Lamborghini had shown the world the Miura and Ferrari could not do more than coming up with the Daytona. And a Lusso loses all grace put next to a 330 GTC.
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