PT Cruiser front end meets CLS...Why o' Why?
12-19-2007, 09:02 AM
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PT Cruiser front end meets CLS...Why o' Why?
Found this online. No idea who makes it or why they would. I am at a loss.
More photos here:
www.exclusivemotoring.com Just click on the CLS gallery.
More photos here:
www.exclusivemotoring.com Just click on the CLS gallery.
12-19-2007, 09:19 AM
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The "Shark" (think that's what it's called) just makes me violent.
It's like listening to Pantera music, you just wanna hit somebody after looking at it.
It's like a metal version of 2Girls 1 Cup
It's like listening to Pantera music, you just wanna hit somebody after looking at it.
It's like a metal version of 2Girls 1 Cup
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12-19-2007, 07:54 PM
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Ugliest body kit I've ever seen I don't know how they keep selling these things? I've been seeing more and more of them online
I think I know why they called it ASMA.............. it is so freakin ugly that I actually can't breath right when I look at it. It gives people ASMA
12-19-2007, 08:23 PM
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While I do agree with everyone here on the look of the kit, I must say I genuienly appreciate ASMA-Design. Not so much for their looks but for their bravery.
Brabus. Kleeman. RennTECH. MKB.
All the same BS, a little bend here, a niche here a twist here and viola! A new kit is born-- it takes real guts to make something distinctive and original in a class where originality is most often copied and dashed with a bit of personal flavor and called a different name.
I wish there were more companies out like ASMA. Bold enough to make NEW original body kits.
Great job, ASMA!
Brabus. Kleeman. RennTECH. MKB.
All the same BS, a little bend here, a niche here a twist here and viola! A new kit is born-- it takes real guts to make something distinctive and original in a class where originality is most often copied and dashed with a bit of personal flavor and called a different name.
I wish there were more companies out like ASMA. Bold enough to make NEW original body kits.
Great job, ASMA!
12-19-2007, 11:38 PM
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No longer car shopping...
While I do agree with everyone here on the look of the kit, I must say I genuienly appreciate ASMA-Design. Not so much for their looks but for their bravery.
Brabus. Kleeman. RennTECH. MKB.
All the same BS, a little bend here, a niche here a twist here and viola! A new kit is born-- it takes real guts to make something distinctive and original in a class where originality is most often copied and dashed with a bit of personal flavor and called a different name.
I wish there were more companies out like ASMA. Bold enough to make NEW original body kits.
Great job, ASMA!
Brabus. Kleeman. RennTECH. MKB.
All the same BS, a little bend here, a niche here a twist here and viola! A new kit is born-- it takes real guts to make something distinctive and original in a class where originality is most often copied and dashed with a bit of personal flavor and called a different name.
I wish there were more companies out like ASMA. Bold enough to make NEW original body kits.
Great job, ASMA!
The only problem I see and the ONLY logic that seems to support this "style" (term used very loosely) is that the look is similar to the Bentley mods that a certain group of humanoids (also used loosely) is doing to the Chrysler 300's. They "seem" to think that making the grill look like a Bentley will fool some people into thinking that they have more money than they really do and therefore "validation by association" is occurring when in fact all that is happening is that the balance of the human race is looking at the turd sitting on the hood of the car and asking...."Does he realize that there is a turd sitting on his car"?
It's either that or the cylone's are invading...
12-19-2007, 11:53 PM
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If my dog took a dump on the hood of my car, it would also be considerable different than everybody elses but just being "different" in and of itself does NOT make it "art". IMHO, ASMA attempted something quite "different". It failed. It should re-group and start over.
The only problem I see and the ONLY logic that seems to support this "style" (term used very loosely) is that the look is similar to the Bentley mods that a certain group of humanoids (also used loosely) is doing to the Chrysler 300's. They "seem" to think that making the grill look like a Bentley will fool some people into thinking that they have more money than they really do and therefore "validation by association" is occurring when in fact all that is happening is that the balance of the human race is looking at the turd sitting on the hood of the car and asking...."Does he realize that there is a turd sitting on his car"?
It's either that or the cylone's are invading...
The only problem I see and the ONLY logic that seems to support this "style" (term used very loosely) is that the look is similar to the Bentley mods that a certain group of humanoids (also used loosely) is doing to the Chrysler 300's. They "seem" to think that making the grill look like a Bentley will fool some people into thinking that they have more money than they really do and therefore "validation by association" is occurring when in fact all that is happening is that the balance of the human race is looking at the turd sitting on the hood of the car and asking...."Does he realize that there is a turd sitting on his car"?
It's either that or the cylone's are invading...
What is art to you, may not neccessairly be art to someone else. Thus you can liken almost anything to art; anything *reasonable* that is. ASMA is reasonable. There is a market for "Bentley Grillz", if you will. There is however no market for dog **** on your hood and for you to even bring that up in this discussion is very immature.
As I said in my post earlier, I do not like ASMA. But it's rarely-sought-after looks and originality (should be) is well appreciated in a market where everyone looks like everyone else.
If you want to be childish about this, I'm sure you can find other forums on the internet that are at your level. Should you have a legitimate responce feel free to post.
12-22-2007, 04:06 AM
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06 CLS55 AMG-all options sans Distronic; Carrera4S; 07 M5;Lexus GS300
This POS has been around for quite while and it always get the same response from tasteful owners of 55s and 63s. Nothing new here; SOS different day.
12-22-2007, 04:13 AM
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ok that burgendy would be waaaaaaay better without those wheels, but i like it.
that **** is hott because its not your normal front end and looks darth vader'ish lol
i like, kinda
ALi
that **** is hott because its not your normal front end and looks darth vader'ish lol
i like, kinda
ALi
