Just look at it -- even without the theater of its avian-inspired doors, the SLS AMG would have major presence. Oh, it borrows heavily from the legendary 300SL of the '50s and '60s -- justifiably the automaker's most celebrated design ever -- but this isn't purely a retro pastiche.It has its own proportions, form vocabulary, and detailing that makes it much more than a Xerox'd yellowed blueprint sourced from somewhere deep within the bowels of the Mercedes-Benz Museum's archives.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
she's bad: mercedes-benz sls amg
Just look at it -- even without the theater of its avian-inspired doors, the SLS AMG would have major presence. Oh, it borrows heavily from the legendary 300SL of the '50s and '60s -- justifiably the automaker's most celebrated design ever -- but this isn't purely a retro pastiche.It has its own proportions, form vocabulary, and detailing that makes it much more than a Xerox'd yellowed blueprint sourced from somewhere deep within the bowels of the Mercedes-Benz Museum's archives.
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