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-Ford design group VP J Mays, who authorized the use of generators to cool down his models.

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Suggestion · Original poster

-Ford design group VP J Mays, who authorized the use of generators to cool down his models.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

"I was on the phone all day with Dearborn. The power went out in the design studios. I was getting frantic calls all morning: 'J, the clays are melting! The clays are melting! Everything is starting to look like Porsche Cayennes!'" -Ford design group VP J Mays, who authorized the use of generators to cool down his models.

POST 2Original post

Yeah.... this is the same guy who built a career around the new beetle, and then sold Ford on the Tbird. What a great designer! (sarcasm level @ 100%) Remember too, he & his buddy (FT) didn't like the spoiler on the Boxster, so they didn't put one on the TT coupe - and we all know what happened to those cars! J

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

yeah, but ya gotta admit it's pretty bad when american car designer are making jokes about p-car styling.

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