you guys koko in head that looks sick
The reason is we all drive 10 + year old cars and are used to the old styling. Drive a new car for a year and youll quickly start getting used to the new age of automobile styling.
Better looking than the other cars in it’s class. Not exactly a sporty/performance car, but it is a good car for it’s class. Camrys make me throw up a little in my mouth 
Anyways, the concept/drawing/sketch/whatever you want to call it looks ok-ish. The nose looks fairly bad, but the general body shape I think is decent. If the price and performance were right I’d think about driving it.
Camry isn’t exactly my cup of tea either, but Accord or Altima >>> any domestic. I’ve sat in quite a few of Detroit’s new creations, and to be honest, they sucked just as much as I expected them to. When you look in from the outside, it looks nice, but when you actually sit down, grab the wheel and take it for a spin, you’re found wondering “What kinda knockoff china shit is this???” Everything about the new domestics looks nice until examined up close.
Oh yea, and I wouldn’t complain if the new nissan lightweight FR looked like that. You know why? Because the other pic I’ve seen of it looked like this:
Now that’s a piece of crap and a half.
It’s a different car man. I like the fender flares and maybe the rear end but the front …cmon:mad:
HAHAHAHAHHAHA, looks like a new gen dodge!
^^^ I think it is… probably just some photchop or something
It’s a photoshop of a 1-series, from what I’ve been told.
I dunno, it looks very much in line with Nissan’s current stuff. The grille, headlights, boxy shape. It fits their theme very well.
That’s what I thought too… But like I said, I heard (read) it was a 1-series chop…
I think it falls well in line with the officially released rendering of the Infiniti coupe, and I don’t mind the styling, I think it could be made to work… It’s in the same realm as the styling of the 350Z, and I think it’ll be close to the rendering, but probably some minor tweaks as usual… I like it, but again, as always, I’ll reserve judgment until I see it in person.