I don't need to see the whole car to say that front end is a down grade. It's not going to be much different than that with a different splitter on the front calling it a GT.Lol @ everyone dumping on the s650 "leaked" photos, since they'll probably be singing its praises in a year or two. Hold on fellas, we haven't even seen the whole car without the camo yet
I'm bookmarking this so I can revisit when your tune has changed
Lol it’s going to be hard to change my mind on the interior, but to be honest I’m just an analog gauge type of person for this type of car. If I want cool bro-tictok videos and stuff I would drive my wife’s Acura (which is a great car just different style). I do realize also I’m perhaps in the minorityI'm bookmarking this so I can revisit when your tune has changed
I'm a fan of analog as well. I wouldn't put a digital cluster in my current car; it wouldn't feel right. But I also remember people bitching about the iPhone not having a physical keyboard. Today it's very difficult to find a (smart)phone with a keyboard, and not many would use it. My point is humans are remarkably adaptable, and it's likely we'll adjust to the all digital dash (and the fresh new interior design) pretty well and the analog stuff will seem outdated. Heck, go look at an S197 interior. It looks like a relic of the past and it's not even that old
100%I'm a fan of analog as well. I wouldn't put a digital cluster in my current car; it wouldn't feel right. But I also remember people bitching about the iPhone not having a physical keyboard. Today it's very difficult to find a (smart)phone with a keyboard, and not many would use it. My point is humans are remarkably adaptable, and it's likely we'll adjust to the all digital dash (and the fresh new interior design) pretty well and the analog stuff will seem outdated. Heck, go look at an S197 interior. It looks like a relic of the past and it's not even that old
My favorite cars are my old ones, so analog wins every time for me. Analog gauges give you all the info you need, and nothing more. The gauges in my GT and the GT350 are as good as it gets in the S550, IMO.I'm a fan of analog as well. I wouldn't put a digital cluster in my current car; it wouldn't feel right. But I also remember people bitching about the iPhone not having a physical keyboard. Today it's very difficult to find a (smart)phone with a keyboard, and not many would use it. My point is humans are remarkably adaptable, and it's likely we'll adjust to the all digital dash (and the fresh new interior design) pretty well and the analog stuff will seem outdated. Heck, go look at an S197 interior. It looks like a relic of the past and it's not even that old
I felt like the analog gauges with the center digital was a good balance. Now that I have the full digital dash, I don't hate it, but I'm not crazy about it. I do appreciate the analog look.
It's true the whole car will surely look lovely and people will get used to the lights, they'll probably play with the rest of the car, the theme will be more boxy less rounded. But new/modern doesn't necessarily mean the older will get obsolete, S550 LED headlight look fantastic with tri-bars and work great at night too, taillights are again awesome (better looking in 2018+). Imo this is not the same as transition from S197 to S550. This is just replacing great with wannabe fancy. It's the trend, other brands do it too. The muscle car look will still be there and people will get used to it but let's face it, Mach 1 has the best looking fascia apart from Shelby's. Imo in exterior there's hardly anything that needs any changing, all the lines are just perfect, it's functional and just great. PP2 was great, this perfected it. You can bookmark it, I will not change my opinionLol @ everyone dumping on the s650 "leaked" photos, since they'll probably be singing its praises in a year or two. Hold on fellas, we haven't even seen the whole car without the camo yet
You are very optimistic!
