The human body is designed to recognize when it encounters an object that resembles itself. This is called erotic transference. It's a phenomenon that has been studied extensively in psychology and it can explain why some people feel attracted to certain types of cars.

The new Nissan IDX concept car, which was designed by a team led by Executive Design Director Alfonso Albaisa, features many curvy lines and shapes that are reminiscent of the female form. The car's hood curves upwards like breasts, while its headlights mimic eyes. There is even a prominent grille that resembles a mouth. This design choice was intentional and it was meant to create a sense of attraction in those who see the car. In fact, the car's designer said that he wanted to "capture the emotion of falling in love." He also claimed that his goal was to make a "futuristic interpretation of sports cars" that would appeal to both men and women.

There may be more to this than meets the eye.

Some experts believe that the IDX concept car's design is also subconsciously stimulating arousal recognition in those who view it. Arousal recognition occurs when something triggers an emotional response in our brains without us being aware of it.

We might not consciously notice that someone smells nice or looks attractive, but our brain still registers that they do. Similarly, we might not realize that the IDX concept car is designed to look sexy, but our brains could still pick up on that subconscious signal. This is especially true if we have any sexual fetishes related to automobiles (such as a preference for sports cars).

Of course, this doesn't mean that everyone will find the Nissan IDX concept car attractive. Some people might not even register its feminine curves at all. And there are many other factors that go into what makes a person feel sexually attracted to another person (or object). But the point is that erotic transference is a real phenomenon and it can explain why some people feel drawn to certain types of cars. It's an interesting psychological concept and it highlights the power of design in creating attraction.