First of all, for the Nissans. Take a l
ook at the new Pathfinder or the Armada (or maybe don't for your sanity). What on earth did they do? It looks like they hacked those things out of a block of wood using a hatchet. OK, the Pathfinder might be argued as being "alright-looking", but the Armada has no excuses! Uggh. Just looking at it makes me shiver. Nissan states that it is both beautiful AND bold. They're partly right, it is definitly bold!And then they have
that crazy Murano. Go ahead. You can
argue with me all you want. Its still ugly. What on earth is with the front of that thing? In the words of Nissan, it is an "architectural front grille". Is that the best they could come up with for "butt-ugly-somebody-screwed-up" grille? It looks more like the front bill of a platypus. However, I will admit the rest of it isn't bad. But, honestly Nissan, can you do something about that beak on the front?I've already mentioned the Quest. I think they made this one to make the rest of their vehicles look good. Cha
nces are, Nissan engineers watched the Murano and the Armada roll off the line, and they said "Ahhh! What ugliness! Quick, make a worse one so that these ones look good in comparision!" And BANG, the Quest was created. And it was NOT good. But, hey, remember? It's practical!!! So who cares that it scares all the children away from the playground when it drives by? Here's a quote from Cars.com: "Its in the vast middle ground between different and ugly". Hmmm. Oh, and one more thing. This heavy tank gets a whopping 19mpg (and that's on paper, so in real life it's probably closer to 16). Not that filling up all the time is a bad thing (if you're stinkin' rich). But where this is really going to hurt is when you run out of gas and nobody will stop to help you because they're too scared to get near your beastly van.



