For a start it’s not clear if this is an homage to a distinctive design or an attempt to use the 2000GT as the basis for a new car design. If you assume the former then some designers will try too hard to take a classic and reinvent it so it’s “their own”
I have driven lots of 911s on the street and track - the modern varieties are relatively tame and well sorted out -- but the older turbos were dangerous. The 911 Turbo aka 930 picked up the nickname " the Widowmaker " because of its unusual driving charac
This is the new Porsche Vision 357, a Cayman GT4 RS-based 'concept' created by Porsche as the first of many celebrations for its 75th birthday this year. Its shape is that of a pumped up, slammed original 356, an idea of the kind of car Ferry Porsche migh
In the world of small Bombas, there are few ones: The Porsche Cayman, the Audi TT, the Lotus Elise, the Alpine A110 and the... Alfa Romeo 4C. And the 4C is not the less interesting. With a body which reminds the most beautiful creations from the Sixties.
If i call a job that fits me best, industrial designer. As a child i wanted to be a car designer. My favorite car designer is Guogiaro. Alfa Romeo 75 is so nice, it must share the first spot with Fiat 131. But king for me is Ford’s Granada coupé from Colo
Article from Automotive News: Alpine has aspirations to sell two models in the U.S., a midsize electric crossover and a larger, similar model, starting in 2027 or 2028. The first Alpine EV to be launched will be the Renault 5 Alpine, a “hot hatch” version
The big fat tires on the back and weight balance mean most of the time the car wants to understeer, car really needs to be moving and on the power to get it play and then you're going quite fast, np for the track but tough on public roads. As Patrick note
There was a real shortage of car parts. Yet, if you look at more expensive cars (like Porsche and up) there was no shortage... Car companies are organized by groups. VW AG for instance. VW will generally allocate a larger share of the in-demand parts to b
Upon further inspection, you two are BOTH CORRECT, the 4 door Porsche happens to be the fossil-fueled petrol powered and hybrid electric Panamera model. You can tell it's the electrified version by the green brake calipers which is in their "e-hybrid" col