Ferrari 360 successor?
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03-02-2004, 08:10 PM
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Hey guys, those are all doctored pics.
The windshiled design is exactly the Japanese made ASL Garaiya. Check it out. The nose is an Enzo, and the other details are just...i dunno.
But Im not going to believe its real.
The windshiled design is exactly the Japanese made ASL Garaiya. Check it out. The nose is an Enzo, and the other details are just...i dunno.
But Im not going to believe its real.
03-02-2004, 08:18 PM
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Originally posted by MugenDomeNSX
The windshiled design is exactly the Japanese made ASL Garaiya
The nose is an Enzo
and the other details are just...i dunno.
The windshiled design is exactly the Japanese made ASL Garaiya
The nose is an Enzo
and the other details are just...i dunno.
a Enzo chopped and made too curvy and futuristic looking
03-03-2004, 08:48 AM
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this just looks like some silly design an art student made for a class using Maya or 3D Studio or something. if indeed this is serious, which i highly doubt, then ferrari has simply lost its mind.
03-03-2004, 09:02 AM
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Nose is too F1-like for a non-supercar. If it looks that outrageous it's gotta have outrageous performance, not "just" 360-ish performance.
I think the 360 coupe is the most beautiful V8-engined road car Ferrari's ever made. I'd hate to see them go over the top like that when styling its successor. But I don't think there's much risk of that happening -- this styling exercise has obviously never seen a wind tunnel, and that's what ultimately shapes a modern F-car.
I think the 360 coupe is the most beautiful V8-engined road car Ferrari's ever made. I'd hate to see them go over the top like that when styling its successor. But I don't think there's much risk of that happening -- this styling exercise has obviously never seen a wind tunnel, and that's what ultimately shapes a modern F-car.