Ferrari 125s (1947) vs. Ferrari 812 GTS (2022)
Audi Typ B (1910) vs. Audi RS7 Sportback (2019)
Citroen Type C (1921) vs. Citroen C5 Aircross (2019)
Hyundai Pony (1975) vs. Hyundai Tucson (2022)
Chrysler Airflow (1935) vs. Chrysler 300C Tourer (2019)
Jaguar D-Type (1955) vs. Jaguar F-Type R-Dynamic (2021)
Opel Lutzmann (1899) vs. Opel Mokka-E (2021)
Honda T360 (1963) vs. Honda CR-V Hybrid (2018)
Bentley 3 Litre (1919) vs. Bentley Continental GTC (2016)
BMW Dixi (1928) vs. BMW Z4 (2022)
Dodge Model 30 (1918) vs. Dodge Viper RT/10 (2018)
Mazda R360 (1960) vs. Mazda MX30 (2020)
Fiat 3HP (1899) vs. Fiat 500X (2015)
Volkswagen 2 (1948) vs. Volkswagen ID.4
Buick Model B (1904) vs. Buick Envision Premium (2020)
Benz Patent-Motorwagen (1885) vs. Mercedes-Benz EQS (2022)
Porsche 356 (1948) vs. Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid Coupe (2021)
Ford Quadricycle (1896) vs. Ford Puma (2019)
Renault Type AX (1908) vs. Renault Arkana (2021)
Volvo OV4 (1927) vs. Volvo XC90 (2019)
Mitsubishi Model A (1917) vs. Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (2021)
Nissan Datsun Type 16 Coupe (1937) vs. Nissan X-Trail (2022)
Toyota Model Aa Sedan (1936) vs. Toyota Corolla Cross (2022)
Chevrolet Series H-2 (1914) vs. Chevrolet Tracker 1.2 Turbo LS (2022)
Peugeot Bebe Type BP-1 (1913) vs. Peugeot 308 (2021)
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a lot of the old cars also looked very much the same.
The new bentley could easily be any other big luxury car no distinctive style (other than a logo on the hood), the old ones looked better and more distinctive. Older cars all had their own look now they all look the same, give me a classic roadster over these new "supercars" any day. Great your car can go 250mph, where do you use that ability?
How BORING, the same comment three times in a row. No originality.
The modern Jaguar shares the most similarity to the older model.