Nah, I just like looking at TFs and knowing what they turn into, as if their real-world transformations are reasonably simple, not millions of nano-panels morphing into something completely unrecognizable. I LIKE seeing the big cab on Prime's chest. I LIKE it being obvious that Sideswipe is a Countach or Jazz is a 935.
When I look at Bayformer bots, aside from the more brightly-colored like Prime and Bee, it's not clear who they are, it's not obvious what they turn into, or how that transformation would work. They're practically interchangeable.
If you took bayformer Jazz and through the magic of CGI turn him into the car-mode of bayformer Sideswipe, I don't think 99% of the viewing audience would even register that something was wrong because visually, there are no cues. With the G1 designs, it would be painfully clear something was amiss. Bayformers have no visual uniqueness, no memorable designs, and in the script, no characterization. Thus, Prime and Bee aside, they're literally non-entities... just interchangeable cannon fodder. Throw in the fact that they have ugly bug faces, and they simply don't register as transformers to me, just random goofy-looking robots I have zero connection to.
Calling a silver bug-faced bot that turns into a non-descript supercar "Jazz" lands about as well as calling a Wayans "Ripcord".