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Written by Craig Jamieson
Well, time to use your hair as a shaving brush then, mon ami, because this one"s from the land of apple pie and post-truth. It"s (whisper it) a Ford.Okay, full disclosure time. Ford had done wedge-shaped in the past even if the GT40 was a Lola by any other name so the concept of something low-slung and slinky was certainly not outside the bounds of Ford design by 1984, when the Maya was first presented. Also, there"s the not-inconsequential fact that the designer was none other than Giorgietto Giugiaro, which you"ll notice is quite an Italian moniker.
Date written: 22 May 2017
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 7875
Well, time to use your hair as a shaving brush then, mon ami, because this one"s from the land of apple pie and post-truth. It"s (whisper it) a Ford.Okay, full disclosure time. Ford had done wedge-shaped in the past even if the GT40 was a Lola by any other name so the concept of something low-slung and slinky was certainly not outside the bounds of Ford design by 1984, when the Maya was first presented. Also, there"s the not-inconsequential fact that the designer was none other than Giorgietto Giugiaro, which you"ll notice is quite an Italian moniker.
Date written: 22 May 2017
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 7875
