Well said, couldn't agree more.I'm not concerned with aerodynamics unless it affects mileage. The car looks fine - its not racing so I don't see why it should be more aerodynamic. If the Fiat 500 has great mileage, then that's my main concern.
QFT, thats why they get paid. Keep it aerodynamic and make it look good, easy enoughAs for the aerodynamics of the Fiat 500, I leave that sort of stuff to the engineers and designers![]()
put a hayabusa motor in that and you wont even think of aerodynamics.I don't plan on this being my main highway are so aerodynamics are not high on my list. Now when it sees a track day, and it will, I might wish for more.
Interesting point, there will be folks that just love the coolness, but a large number will be discerning enthusiasts, like people here, that enjoy having an efficient shape...thanks for the info chris. most people that will buy this car dont care about aerodynamics that much...
Very true. In todays world, a car company has to be concerned with aerodynamics....although without good aerodynamics it wont get good gas mileage either.
Most people today that buy a new car don't understand the kind of work that it takes to make one and the amount of time that the R&D department take to come up with the cars.Interesting point, there will be folks that just love the coolness, but a large number will be discerning enthusiasts, like people here, that enjoy having an efficient shape...
Very true. In todays world, a car company has to be concerned with aerodynamics.