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I am more of a fan of the Ferrari 330 P4, a contemporary of the Alfa. The 330 to me has better proportions and conveys a sense of power that the Alfa cannot.
Love the 33 Stradale, although the 1967 206 S Dino Berlinetta Competizione is right up there too.
Where's the Porsche 928?
Phantom Corsair, 1938
Volvo 1800.
The Jaguar E-Type which no less a person than Enzo Ferrari called 'the most beautiful car ever made'.
you forgot the MELKUS RS 1000 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melkus_RS_1000) handmade from a GDR common car.
Sorry, still in love with the bathtub Porsche.
1960 Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato.
I rather thing those vehicles look absurd, not sensuous. But everyone is welcome to their own opinion.
of course you can call them absurd. the question is, why are you on this website?
Almost 50 years later I still drool over the E-Type Jaguar.
Think about the 68 Dodge Charger big block, brute horsepower plenty of room , fantastic looks , can kick most cars butt except a parking lot race (who races parking lots)"top end unlimited"drive all day and not cramped up, FUN
You forgot to include the Lamborghini Miura. Just sayin'...
IMHO the sexyist affordable car was the Jaguar XK-E types.
I actually had one (used, couldn't afford it new) and I felt on top of the world when I drove it.
On those occastions when it ran, that is.
As an Alfa Romeo owner Ill go with the Alfa.
This one needs its own post.
Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ8xDia5RNY
Now why can't those no tallent bums in detroit design something this nice?
I read somewhere that they put estrogen in the steel to get those shapes.
Is that true?
For me, the 64-65 Shelby Daytona Coupe is the sexiest car ever created.
inspitLots of great ones and no doubt it has t picks, buto be he Jaguar E Type. Nuff said by many many people plus almost all the most famous car designers and other design icons.
exactly how are these designs "sensuous?"
Chevrolet Cheetah?
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