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Can't overlook the AMC Javelin when it comes to lesser known and/or under-appreciated muscle cars.

The currrent crop of small "SUVs" look so similar I have to look carefully, if I care to bother.  My wife a few times has gone to the wrong car in Costco parking lot that is about the same color.  I chirp the horn for her.  

I think AMC tried to be different, at times pointlessly, like with the Pacer.

The currrent crop of small "SUVs" look so similar I have to look carefully, if I care to bother.  

She has opined that everything looks the same.

They're all designed by the same computer programs to optimize for the same performance in a wind tunnel. They all have to handle driver ergonomics--for a crossover, that driver to be slightly higher seating position / visibility than a sedan. They have to hold 5 passengers. And they're going to have a lifting rear gate and decent cargo capacity. That's the recipe. Therefore, the shape is going to be the shape. Beyond that, there might be some unique styling cues, but for many of them, there just isn't much differentiation. 

I've always sort of liked the Acura styling cues, with sharper lines and angles. It's actually one of the reasons that I like my wife's 2017 Lexus RX--they'd been a little too "bubbly" in the previous generation but her generation has sharp lines and angles that just look fantastic--more like an Acura than a Lexus, traditionally. That generation RX is the best I've ever seen from Lexus. (Now they've gone boxy, which I don't like). For me, my Acura RDX is probably a little "softer" than I like for Acura. The front end I like and has decent lines, but the rear is kinda round. I like my car, but the styling to me looks "good" but not something special.

But I wouldn't be shocked if most people ( like @utee94 ) look at my car and say that it looks like every other midsize crossover on the market. Because it's the same shape as every single other one of them. 

Well admittedly a Land Cruiser and Jeep Wrangler are not exactly remotely the same class of vehicle. A Land Cruiser is a true SUV, and a Wrangler is an off-roader. 2

I'm not as familiar with exactly what the Rivian is trying to be, but the R1S is built on the same platform as the R1T (a truck), so it is almost by design more truck-like than car-like.