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We're In the Dark Ages of Car Design

Modern car design has fallen apart, and nobody in the auto industry wants to admit it. If anything, it’s almost like they want to make it worse. From long, tall, pedestrian-safety noses, to a bunch of fake vents, fake exhausts, and fake diffusers that don’t actually do anything, it's clear we’re in a period I’m calling The Dark Ages of Car Design. Automakers aren’t just bloating and curving the exterior bumpers, they're making cabins worse with cluttered layouts and invasive tech. But why do cars look the way they do now? Is it regulation, corporate meddling, consumer taste, or something much worse? In this episode of Fuel for Thought, we’ll dive into the real reasons new cars look so strange, so aggressive, and so uniformly bland. This might just be the worst era of car design ever, and the reasons behind it will make you rethink every “new” car you see. And for early, ad-free episodes, and bonus content, consider supporting us on Patreon:   / regularcarreviews   If you liked this video, check out these other in-depth opinion pieces: Stellantis Is Putting Pop-Up Ads In Your Car:    • Stellantis Is Putting Ads in Your Car (I W...   GM Is Ditching Android Auto and Apple CarPlay:    • GM Just Made the Dumbest Tech Decision in ...   Shirts and Mugs: https://regularcars-shop.fourthwall.com/ Key tags and plate frames: https://www.zazzle.com/store/regularcars Find RCR online: BlueSky: @regularcars / @theromannick Instagram: @regularcarreviews / @theromannick Linktree: https://linktr.ee/regularcarreviews Second channel:    / @regularandroman   Thank you for supporting Regular Car Reviews! Timestamps: 00:00 The Dark Ages of Car Design 01:35 Intro Song 01:44 Regulations Are to Blame 09:51 No! Executive Meddling Is to Blame 14:48 No, It's the Consumers' Fault! 18:56 A Risky Theory to Explain Bad Car Design 20:54 It's My Fault (And Yours Too) 23:24 An Incredibly Important Message 24:30 Bad Car Design Is the Fault Of... 26:21 Sources and Photo Credits