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I agree. Over the last four to five decades (at least) in an effort to achieve better fuel economy, cars have become more and more aerodynamic and streamlined to the point that they've not only achieved a rather boring "wedge" shape, but they look almost exactly like each other and it's getting more and more difficult to tell one manufacturer's car from another. By necessity individuality has been "bred" out of the modern automobile, and now they're all about as exciting as a saucer of tap water. Say what you will about the not-particularly-attractive Edsel, at least it stood out and you could easily find one in a parking lot.
