This car is so beautiful, so much respect for the designers.

That is so cool!

To think we didn't have HD or wide screen in 2009.

The first hardtop convertible design that does not compromise the design of the vehicle. 1957 Ford was the first. Hugh awkward rear quarters. Lexus, Volkswagen, Chrysler, Pontiac, Mercedes, other BMWs -- who am I leaving off? None of them got it 100% right. The senior Mercedes roadster almost got it right but the thick blacked-out rear window sections that run along the pillar to make the window appear larger are a compromise, especially on a black roadster. THIS is perfect. Woman designer. There's a video of her on KZfaq with some great sketches of the car. As you listen to her methodology you understand this vehicle comes from a singular, un-compromised vision.

Whose here in 2021!?

Hey, what country/landscape is it?

i like the taillights, and the softer surfaces. from a side profile the tail lights look a bit like the popular 6 series, however i think they should try harder to not make it look like a porsche. from the back it looks great.