who likes the honda earth car ?

Answer 1

Hi there! I plainly will say I don't like it. The image of the Earth look so distorted and taken out of proportion trying to adapt from a spherical basis to a flat surface. I am in the design and advertisement business and I can tell you this has to be the worst graphical work the sport has seen since sponsorship appear on the cars.
Racing and everything that has to do with burning fossil fuels is completely against a green world. I am a long time fan of racing and I recognize this kind of sports don't look green whatever you do. If the car was on electrical power, well maybe, but even the tire construction process involves industrial waste, so the Honda Earth car is just a marketing excercise due to their lack of development during this Winter, well behind in terms of lapping times, to Renault, BMW-Sauber, Mclaren and Ferrari.
It's like if the military tanks and planes showed a banner saying "Let's save lives". Ridiculous, isn't it?
I hope this helps a little and sorry for the extended answer! Best of luck.

Answer 2

I actually think its quite a cool idea!
Though I think the earth would look better in the centre of the car and have stars in the black bits. Its a lot better than the fag packet look of yore.

Plus Jensen can moan about having to drive the whole earth around the track when the Honda is languishing just out of the points.

Answer 3

Toyota has the most hybrids certainly, yet Honda became the vehicle organization named to have the least impression on the earth as an finished. Thats ability it includes all of their vehicles contained in the line-up. also, Honda became named the most gasoline effective vehicle organization. The Accord is outfitted to the position if cared for suitable, it does no longer desire a music-up until eventually one hundred thousand miles! Toyota (Toyota, Lexus, Scion) became at the moment named the genuine vehicle producer in united statesa., beating out GM (Chevy, Pontiac, Cadillac, Buick, Saturn, Hummer, Saab, GMC) and of corse has the hot Camry and Camry Hybrid alongside with the prius and Highlander/(Lexus) RX350 hybrids. Nissan's Sentra, Versa 5-door and deliver all have more suitable than 36 MPG on highway. And the hot Altima and Altima coupe have 34 hon the highay. also, the hot Altima HYBRID has 40 2 MPG contained in the city.

Answer 4

I'm not a fan of it. I think it looks slightly better than Renault's hideous yellow/orange design.
It looks nothing like any other car in the past, I'm sure it will generate publicity. And as they say, any publicity is good publicity for teams that are seeking attention. I think that's the only good thing about the new livery, and I think that's what the "brains" at Honda had in mind.

Answer 5

It's an interesting idea, and I do like the "no stickers" look. How it will look on track/on camera, though...

And, from a different perspective, and a former course marshal, it's *always* nice to have cars that look very different from each other (even if that's not typically a problem in F1).

Answer 6

i lik honda f1 earth car

Answer 7

i like it in the sense that there wont be alot of sponsor stickers everywhere. It reminds me of the old days when each manufacturer had their colors. But like that one guy said, i think it will just be a blueish green blob on the car on camera

Answer 8

we havent seen it yet on the track yet which could make a big difference to people's impressions, but so far i like it, i like it because its something different. maybe they could add the sun in there and a few stars to have a bit of yellow too but so far so good

Answer 9

i think it looks good close up, but i think on camera from a distance its just going to look like a lime green booger or something, but really there is too much red white and blue in f1
so any deviation from that is good in my book

Answer 10

I don't like it personally, but the idea is a good one