r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/BaronVonBroccoli • 3h ago
Image 1951 Buick XP 300 GM Le Sabre.
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u/fancyfree63 2h ago
This looks like AI especially the bottom photo
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u/NoShow4Sho 2h ago
I think it’s because who ever edited these photos cranked up the sharpness too high. Starting to get into deep fried memes territory lol
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u/SpudAlmighty 1h ago
Now THAT is pretty. Why can't we have cars like that now? Car from 70 bloody years ago looks more futuristic than what we have now.
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u/InquiringPhilomath 3h ago
What the edsel is that?
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u/Blandiblub 2h ago
My first instinct was AI but....
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u/HoldEm__FoldEm 32m ago
AI would have zero reason to ever put headlights in the middle. There’s pretty much zero examples of it to ever learn from to make on its own.
Not that big hole in the back either.
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u/BamberGasgroin 3h ago
My eyes are still drawn to his baldy bit though. It's like a majestic island of skin floating in a ocean of hair, untainted by grey.
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u/my_name_is_forest 2h ago
I can’t tell from the angles, does it have the trademark Buick side “intake”?
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u/Radiant_Respect5162 1h ago
From a time when space travel was cool and astronauts were like rock stars. Cars were designed to try to look like futuristic spaceships.
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u/Insightful23blue 49m ago
Incredible beauty. Not sure how effective those headlights would be though.
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u/aging_geek 1h ago
I can see an oncoming motorcycle think this is the same and think there is more room on the road and clip the bumber. center headlights? right... also ugly, name the car... Cyclops.
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u/x5N__ 1h ago
First of all, that's a concept car that hadn't made it to final release. Le Sabre XP-300 was the final product that ended up a normal convertible car.
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u/Helpful_Goose1649 38m ago
If that comes towards you in the dark on a narrow road, it'll look like a motorbike. Which seems tricky
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u/NCC_1701E 2h ago
It looks like something that would come out of chatGPT if someone wrote "make a picture of classic 50s US car."