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I'd be curious why user NaOH chose to submit this. I'll offer a justification: it is notable that a car company lists all (I assume?) its past products, giving

by delish 5mo ago

I'd be curious why user NaOH chose to submit this. I'll offer a justification: it is notable that a car company lists all (I assume?) its past products, giving equal visual weight to the F50 (lauded today) and Mondial 8 (not lauded). By contrast, it's hard to find Ford talking about the Pinto: https://www.google.com/search?q=pinto+site%3Aford.com https://www.google.com/search?q=pinto+site%3Aford.com

keyle 5mo ago
Sometimes you open a page on HN that you would have never opened from any other website, and that in itself, is enough! I think it's part of the addiction to HN, the dopamine hits of never knowing what you'll find. That being said, not all links are interesting, but this one was, at least to me from a design stand point.
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- jasomill 5mo ago
  Historical auto design and technology is interesting. Two random tech examples: the first concept car with a back-up camera was the 1956 Buick Centurion; both Chrysler and RCA sold car stereos with record players in the '50s and '60s.
manoDev 5mo ago
Ferrari has recently announced the interior design for a new model, designed by Jony Ive.