The Pentastar is one of the ugliest logos, second only to GM's "blue box"
I couldn't agree more... the GM logo is especially hideous... good thing you don't see it on many cars.
Eww, that's gross. I'm surprised even jetsetter can defend such an ugly logo... but then again his allegiance does seem somewhat blind, no offense.
Of course this will be my opinion and because of this I will be neither right or wrong.
Beauty is subjective, ugliness is not.
On the contrary, ugliness is quite subjective.
There's another one that says:
CONS: FUGLY, PEOPLE WILL STARE.
PROS: FUGLY, PEOPLE WILL STARE.
No shit. Hence the , because I find it strange that you feel the need to state the obvious in lieu of a valid rebuttal. Then again, even though it was for an argument that never existed, you don't need to take it so personally that just because some (including me) think the GM logo is hideous, that it's an affront to all GM/domestic products in general.Yes? One can't be wrong in their opinion of aesthetics.
Fratzog was the name of the emblem used by Chrysler Corporation's Dodge Division from 1962 though 1976. It was composed of three 3-pointed stars forming a larger 3-pointed star. When Dodge stylists designed it in the early 1960s, they had to have a name for it, and one of the designers came up with the meaningless name 'Fratzog', which ultimately stuck.
As the Dodge Division's logo, Fratzog was incorporated in various badges and emblems on Dodge vehicles. It was also integrated into the design of such parts as steering wheel center hubs and road wheel covers.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fratzog
Hence the , because I find it strange that you feel the need to state the obvious in lieu of a valid rebuttal.
jetsetter please get laid, your uptightness is really disturbing
Is that a '63 Dodge Polara? Funny, I was looking at '61s last night for no particular reason:On a side note, this car is one of the reasons I like chrome. Just look at the sides and the read, it is a work of art. Details like these are what many modern cars are missing.