QuoteNow, they mostly type in a set of commands in software and the computer gives them a shape that looks like a car, which they then work on. That is the root of the problem for some of the questionable car designs we've seen in recent years.

While I certainly agree that the Cybertruck is a monstrosity, as are many other car designs, this quote from the guy is a bit out of touch. As someone that studied industrial design, there's a lot of pencil and paper drawing still going on, and CAD is actually treated as a tool. I think a lot of designers might be a bit uninspired, and there's a lot of copy-paste action going on, but to misrepresent CAD modelling like that is honestly kind of offensive.

Hmmm, while the Quattroporte leaves a good impression, I'm no fan of any Mini in history, and I share similar sentiment in that then-supercars of more than half a century old are often either mediocre, or intensely ugly. Ancient Rolls Royce models and that Honda (IIRC) with the tinted glass windows come to mind.

BMW havent made a good looking car in 20 years, and Ferraris are just ugly boomer status symbols like Rolexes

Whatever this "designer" doesn't like probably will be great