kevin mccauley @capturingthemachine.com · May 26

we’re two-for-two on billionaires designing cars and assuming they know a better position for a resting windshield wiper to sit

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Antony Ingram · May 26

The funny thing is neither integrates them as well as the Mk2 Seat Leon from 20-odd years ago.

Jeff · May 26

I hadn’t noticed that, holy cow, haha

kevin mccauley · May 26

the taillights perfectly fit with the interior design: a lovingly-made digital simulacrum of The Real Thing

serialtwo_six · May 26

when you desperately want to prove how different and unique you are but fail because you embody all of the same traits of every other billionaire that came before you these guys trying to show their imaginative, artistic side is like watching a cop pretend to be an anarchist

Nick Bombowsky · May 26

At least I can understand why Ferrari would do it on the Luce, it’s *technically* more aerodynamic and they want the appearance of an ultra low drag coefficient EV. It makes so sense on a Cybertruck, with the aerodynamic profile of a jersey barrier

Marcus T Ward · May 26

Both probably designed by DALL-E

Steve Puma · May 26

Which billionaire designed the Ferrari?

Daniel Golson · May 26

Much better