Why cars went from boxy in the '80s to curvy in the '90s

6/18/2015

This article from Vox examines the science and art behind car design curves. It begins by explaining the historical shift from straight lines to curves in car design and how it reflects changing cultural and technological perceptions. The article then delves into the reasons behind the prevalence of curves in modern car design, discussing aerodynamics, safety, and aesthetics. It also highlights the role of computer-aided design (CAD) in shaping car curves and the various considerations designers must balance. Overall, the article provides an insightful exploration of the significance and impact of curves in car design.

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