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These Morphing eBay Motors GIFs are Rad, Let You Watch Iconic Cars Grow Up

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  1. Gearhead Central

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    Ever wish you could see some of the most iconic cars extant morph through their generations into what they’ve become today? eBay Motors has created a series of GIFs that do just that, and they’re just the best. Dubbed Visual Car Evolution, the animations show the evolution of the BMW 3-series, Chevrolet Corvette, Ford Mustang, and Honda Accord. We’ve included the Corvette and Mustang GIFs here, and you can head over to eBay Motors’ blog to see the Honda and the BMW. Be sure to come back and check out our own own (non-animated) history of the Vette, too!


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    That is pretty cool to see each model morph into the next.

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    Very cool indeed!
    It's interesting how each model is at the same time different from the previous one but at the same time you can clearly see the influence of it.
     
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    I noticed that as well. If you look at the first and last it is hard to see how they could get to that shape. But with each step you can see some influence from the model before. The one big change was when they changed to the Mustang II.

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