Is Kia Venga’s boxy shape practical or just ugly?
by Ashutoshover 1 year ago0 views7 comments
The Kia Venga has a unique boxy shape for a small MPV. Its quirky, utilitarian look is a turnoff for some people, while others love it. The design is about interior space and visibility, with large windows and a tall roof. But there is a price to be paid for sleek styling. It is a boxy shape which allows a very spacious interior for the car's compact exterior dimensions. It is easy to get into and out of and has good visibility from a high seating position. However, does the practicality compensate for the somewhat dated, van like appearance? Is the Venga's design simply a clever use of space, or lazy styling? How does it look visually compared to more modern compact crossovers?
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Comments (7)
Bhaweshover 1 year ago
I have function over form all day. I’ll gladly take the extra headroom and easy of entry over swoopy styling any day. Every time I slide into my Venga without having to duck, my back thanks me.
Kanishkover 1 year ago
I actually like shooting boxy cars like this as a photographer. Sharp angles and flat surfaces make for some really interesting light and shadow. There's something industrial chic about it.
Krishnaover 1 year ago
It's practically ugly, I'd say. It’s impressively space efficient, but man, they could have at least made it not look like a brick. A few curves wouldn't hurt!
Rishiover 1 year ago
Now it’s definitely dated, but I think it was pretty fresh when it came out. It was unique in the tall greenhouse and upright stance. Now it's old fashioned compared to sleeker modern designs.
Vikasover 1 year ago
You can't judge beauty. When it comes down to it, I myself find the clean, simple lines very appealing. This is honest design, form following function. Not all cars need to look like a spaceship.
Rishiover 1 year ago
Nah, it's just plain ugly. It looks like a toaster on wheels. To be seen driving one, I’d be embarrassed. Not all practical cars are shoeboxes.
Nakulover 1 year ago
I actually dig the boxy look. It's got character and doesn't look like the rest of the cookie cutter crossovers on the road these days. And the practicality is unbeatable; so much room in so little footprint.
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