White 2010 XJ at Geneva?
#6
Thought the same thing at first. Pictures make it look strange. However, I saw my first one in the city the other day, and the thing has so much presence. It's a big car and it looks very powerful, something the last gen didn't convey. I feel as though blacked out pillar made the car look longer and lower than it actually is. It kind of creates a separation and the visual lack of a c pillar creates these unique sculptured surfaces. Eliminating the ordinary c pillar makes your eyes focus on the the gorgeous curves of the wheel arches and the dramatic rear trunk area.
#7
Thought the same thing at first. Pictures make it look strange. However, I saw my first one in the city the other day, and the thing has so much presence. It's a big car and it looks very powerful, something the last gen didn't convey. I feel as though blacked out pillar made the car look longer and lower than it actually is. It kind of creates a separation and the visual lack of a c pillar creates these unique sculptured surfaces. Eliminating the ordinary c pillar makes your eyes focus on the the gorgeous curves of the wheel arches and the dramatic rear trunk area.
#8
few more pics from flickr. The first one is a great representation of how the c-pillar really looks in person.
not white. . .but you get the picture. . . eliminating the c-pillar elongates and lowers the focal points of the body
not white. . .but you get the picture. . . eliminating the c-pillar elongates and lowers the focal points of the body