What is the most scalable car back-end for sale today?

We spend a lot of time in the traffic to look at the rear ends of the cars, and some of them are not easy to see

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Beauty, says the saying, is in the eye of the spectator. But it is also in the eye of the person behind you. We generally make judgments to know if a car looks good or bad depending on the frontal design, but in real traffic situations, we spend much more time watching the ends of cars in line of traffic rather that on the ends before cars which are visibly visible only when they pass in the opposite direction.

Which made us think about the utmost automotive car butts for sale today. We can all name a lot of cars that we like or do not like faces, but what vehicles have the best backs, and which have the worst?

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One of my least least is the Hyundai Kona, which made its debut at the end of 2022. This long bunch of LED lights across the nose gives the front of the Kona a technical look, and it is reproduced on the back. But instead of piling up all the rear lights in the LED bar, Hyundai added another pair of light pods below which seem to be the result of a tail game on a Donkey at the design center of the automaker car manufacturer . And while I moan, this large gouge above the rear wheel looks terrible on models not equipped with the plastic arc garnish, as a cement truck has swung.

Then the list of hatred is the last X2 of BMW. The Bavarian brand is capable of creating superb cars, but returning directly to 2008 X6 of origin, I never thought that its cut -out style was among them. They always look clumsy and blocked, and the X2 launched in 2024 is one of the worst.

The clusters of strange double rear light seem to have copied on the cover of the rear panel of the neighborhood with the Photoshop clone tool, and simply look at this mess from a rear bumper. The upgrade to M Sport Trim generally improves the appearance of a BMW, but not on the M2, which is inspired by a huge expanse of inelegant ribbed piano-black plastic which seems to be inspired by a George Foreman Grill.

Other disasters of behind undoubtedly include the Land Rover Discovery, whose offset license plate still seems strange almost nine years after seeing it for the first time, and Hyundai’s response to the Land Rover defender, the Santa Fe. I love the front of Hyundai, but like the back, with its lights too low, much less. And proving that you can have too much good things, we should probably give an honorable mention to the very busy rear of the Lamborghini Urusory.

Leave a comment below and tell us what you think is the highest rear elders for sale.