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  • Alfa Romeo on Random Best Looking Car Brands

    (#7) Alfa Romeo

    • Automotive industry
    It's become almost de rigueur these days to pay homage to Alfa in any conversation on aesthetics. They've got plenty of fanboys and God knows more than a few will tell you these Italians can do no wrong on styling. They're wrong. There have been plenty of ugly Italian cars, but very, very few of them have been Alfa Romeos. In the same way BMW defines "form following function," Alfa defines the "form first" design philosophy. Very rarely will you ever find a flat panel on an Alfa; they're all sophisticated style, complex curves, and sweeping lines, a lot like the roads of Italy.
  • Lexus on Random Best Looking Car Brands

    (#15) Lexus

    • Automotive industry
    Lexus has a pretty strong design language these days, especially since the LFA came along and cast a massive halo over the brand. If you like Japanese styling, then Lexus is pretty much the top of the heap right now. There's something to be said for a brand that subcontracts its dashboard displays to the developers of Gran Turismo. Granted, Lexus's SUVs generally look like hippos that got hit in the face with a bulldozer - but their post-LFA cars are without a doubt some of the best looking things coming out of Japan today.
  • Morgan on Random Best Looking Car Brands

    (#12) Morgan

    Does carbon fiber strike you as somewhat underhanded? Do Bentleys seem "a tad bit boxy?" Do you view foreign food with suspicion and spend an inordinate amount of time talking about "The War," or memorize Shakespearean sonnets because "you never know?" Then odds are that, as far as you're concerned, nothing but Morgan matters. The fact that they're the only cars in the world right now made of wood, with both running boards and discrete fenders might make Morgan the most beautiful car brand in the world. At least, it will if you think automotive styling peaked in 1933 - which it probably did.
  • BMW on Random Best Looking Car Brands

    (#8) BMW

    • Motor Vehicles and Passenger Car Bodies, Automotive industry
    You probably either already have or will now notice that German cars make up a pretty significant portion of this list. That's no accident. Form should always follow function, and nobody gets that better than the Germans. BMW has long epitomized that design philosophy. If you like machines as machines, instead of art or styling statements, BMW does it better than anyone. 
  • Honda Motor Company, Ltd on Random Best Looking Car Brands

    (#17) Honda Motor Company, Ltd

    • Truck, Aerospace, Aviation, Telematics, Motor Vehicles and Passenger Car Bodies, Automotive industry
    No, that's not a mistake: Honda really is on a list with Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Aston Martin. Like Audi, most of Honda's products don't really stand out in a crowd, but the company's design language as a whole these days is quite solid. Even their crossovers and minivans look decently sharp, while still remaining recognizable as part of the family tree. That kind of design language versatility is surprisingly hard to pull off, but Honda, of all the mass-market manufacturers, probably does it best. No, their cars might not necessarily stand out in a parking lot, but of all the good-looking cars in any given parking lot, a pretty fair number of them will probably be Hondas.
  • Mercedes-Benz on Random Best Looking Car Brands

    (#11) Mercedes-Benz

    • Manufacturing, Automotive industry
    Mercedes is kind of a "love-it-or-hate it" brand. There's no disputing the fact that many of their cars are handsome, in the sense that you'll never encounter a situation in which a Mercedes seems out of place. From High Street to Dakar, the Mercedes badge has been everywhere. As a styling entity, Mercedes has always been the most outgoing of the German brands. More so than BMW or Audi, Mercedes has long put a pretty strong emphasis on just being awesome and standing out in a crowd. Mercedes isn't afraid to come off as a little over-the-top by German standards, which is probably a big part of the brand's appeal in America. 

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What is the best looking car of 2020? A new decade is right around the corner, and one of the best ways to ring in the new year is to purchase a brand new car! In today's increasingly fierce competition in the supercar market, British supercar manufacturer McLaren has realized that its slightly weaker product line is not enough to compete against Ferrari and other traditional powerhouses. Today's new Maserati coupe series is the embodiment of Italy's top coupe production technology, and it is also a perfect combination of Italian design aesthetics and high-quality craftsman design thinking.
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