40 Vehicles Featuring Identical Rear Light Designs

In a recent exploration of automotive design, it has become evident that many low-volume sports cars often incorporate rear light clusters from more mainstream models, a practice aimed at minimizing development costs. The article highlights various examples, showcasing notable models like the Jaguar XJ220, which utilized rear lights from the Rover 200, and the McLaren F1, which borrowed its rear lighting from the Bova Futura coach. Other instances include the Ford GT40, which adopted rear lights from the Simca 1000, and the Aston Martin DB7, which featured lights originally designed for the Mazda 323F. The article invites readers to recognize these surprising overlaps in automotive aesthetics and offers a visual journey through the rear light designs of various iconic and lesser-known vehicles.

40 Vehicles Featuring Identical Rear Light Designs

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