Prior Design Widebody Ferrari 458 Looks Odd in Yellow

While it’s hard to think of any car which is totally, universally viewed as beautiful, the 458 Italia certainly has to be one of the Ferrari’s most stunning models in recent memory.

Before the adoption of turbocharging ruined the model’s flowing lines for the 488, the 458 perfectly combined aggression and unrivaled road presence with style, sophistication and elegance. From every angle, there are eye-catching edges and surfaces all combining in a wondrous package of power, panache and beauty.
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Dexter1 - 2/18/2017 11:46:31 PM

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TheSteve - 2/19/2017 5:16:06 AM

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It's the car that looks odd. Not the color that makes it look that way. The yellow just brings out otherwise less obvious design oddities. Kinda like the Bangle-era 5-series "looking better in black" (yeah, because it makes some of the design weirdness less glaring).

aboodesta13 - 2/20/2017 3:25:45 AM

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I might be in the minority, but I really liked the E60 5 series. The E60 M5 might be the best looking BMW ever made in my humble opinion. It still looks fresh even when you see one today, which can't even be said about the "all new 5 series".

t_bone - 2/19/2017 12:24:20 PM

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Proof positive that flame surfacing can ruin a perfectly designed shape.

Holydude - 2/20/2017 11:20:31 AM

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So the elephant in the room is, why not just get a 488?