What's Wrong With This Picture: Mixed Grille Edition

by Edward Niedermeyer

Published: October 1st, 2011

what s wrong with this picture mixed grille edition

Hyundai may have solved the mystery of the rattle-free steering wheel adjustment with it’s new i30, but apparently there are still some details to work out with the model. Like, what grille to give it? Do you go with the standard, stripped-down look (left), or do you spring for the gilled, bottom-feeder, Mazda-reject look (right)? Decisions, decisions… [H/T: Nikola]

#3WTP #Design #Europe #NewCars

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Volt 230 on Oct 03, 2011

They just all reminder of lake bass fishing.

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Dipstick on Oct 03, 2011

You can count on Kia to come up with the same car in a less deranged look.

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