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这是下面链接中文章的一部份： （是你需要的吗？）
The success of any new car hinges largely on the novelty of its design. Visually, it must somehow differ from its predecessors in order to catch the eye, stir passions, and stoke desires. Like a newspaper or novel, a car becomes less interesting and exciting once you have read it. So car designers, like journalists and novelists, are necessarily caught up in an incessant cycle of coming up with the “next new thing.”

So why should retro design themes—like those of the Porsche Boxster, Chrysler’s PT Cruiser and Prowler, Volkswagen’s New Beetle, and the revived Mini—appeal so much? What did Ford hope to gain with a new T-Bird that reminded us of old T-Birds?

Nostalgia, that “bittersweet longing for revered things of the past,” is the easy answer. But the complete answer has an ironic twist: A retro theme can be so old that it seems refreshingly new and unfamiliar; but, at the same time, it seems comfortably familiar. Retro themes provide simultaneous doses of psychic tension, due to novelty, and psychic comfort due to familiarity. The most appealing new shoes are comfortable enough to remind us of our old shoes.

Retro also has purely practical implications. Coming up with something truly original, that doesn’t remind viewers of what’s already out there, is the most demanding aspect of any creative endeavor, be it literature, painting, music or car design. Responding to the same operative trends, designers at different companies are likely to come up with designs that look much alike. Just ask any designer. Just ask any car buyer trying to find a car that’s truly unique.

Solving this problem by reaching back for a look that is so old that it’s new is as old as art and design themselves. As the fashion industry learned eons ago, recycling themes is the simplest way to continually come up with something “new.”

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