Post by mslo79 on Jan 12, 2020 9:46:57 GMT
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I agree that fairly recently the 1990's vehicles are starting to become more noticeable vs fairly recent cars. but at the same time even cars were more real cars back in the day as I would say by roughly the 1980's into the 1990's cars started to become more like modern ones in their overall look/function/size etc as prior to around the 1980's and 1990's, they where more bulky/heavy duty/old school looking unlike today's which are more fragile.
so it's not just specific things (like what you mention here, as you got a point to some degree that I agree with) but more of a overall look/feel (I guess maybe this is one of those things you either see or you don't(?)) and in that regard the 1990's is largely like today unlike the 1950's through the 1980's which things are more distinct.
I agree to some degree, but mainly early 1990's which still sort of feels a bit like late 1980's as I think by the late 1990's things start to more heavily resemble the 2000's to date.
because as I have said in my initial post I think each decade sort of carries over into the next to some degree for a while and I think that's the case with the early 1990's still having a bit of late-1980's in it to a degree.
I disagree, 90s cars look waaay different than the ones from today (compare a 1999 Honda Civic to a modern one, they're nothing alike).
I agree that fairly recently the 1990's vehicles are starting to become more noticeable vs fairly recent cars. but at the same time even cars were more real cars back in the day as I would say by roughly the 1980's into the 1990's cars started to become more like modern ones in their overall look/function/size etc as prior to around the 1980's and 1990's, they where more bulky/heavy duty/old school looking unlike today's which are more fragile.
so it's not just specific things (like what you mention here, as you got a point to some degree that I agree with) but more of a overall look/feel (I guess maybe this is one of those things you either see or you don't(?)) and in that regard the 1990's is largely like today unlike the 1950's through the 1980's which things are more distinct.
Also a lot of fashion from that era is obviously very 90s
I agree to some degree, but mainly early 1990's which still sort of feels a bit like late 1980's as I think by the late 1990's things start to more heavily resemble the 2000's to date.
because as I have said in my initial post I think each decade sort of carries over into the next to some degree for a while and I think that's the case with the early 1990's still having a bit of late-1980's in it to a degree.