Great rendering, this car looks great!
Source (via Carscoops!)
http://xtomi.blogspot.ro/2015/12/honda-civic-type-r-coupe.html
Showing posts with label X-Tomi Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label X-Tomi Design. Show all posts
Friday, December 11, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
XTOMI Design Renders the Honda Civic Type R Sedan
Very nice, click on the picture for a bigger view. Rumour has it that the Type R is going to come out in a Coupe and Sedan form on top of the Hot-Hatch.
Source (via CarScoops!)
http://xtomi.blogspot.ro/2015/10/honda-civic-type-r-sedan.html
Source (via CarScoops!)
http://xtomi.blogspot.ro/2015/10/honda-civic-type-r-sedan.html
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Nissan Chinese Hybrid Concept Turned Into 270Z Sporty Coupe X-Tomi
We really liked the look of the Nissan Lania
sedan concept, a car that debuted in Beijing earlier this month. It has
sharp, aggressive lines that exude muscularity; the only two things
wrong with it were the two extra doors it had for rear passengers and
the fact that it wasn’t already in production…
The rendering you see here, courtesy of X-Tomi, addresses only one of those issues, the one with the number of doors. What he’s done is take the already low-slung shape of the four-door and stretch it out/flatten it, while also removing the two rear doors in the process.
In the renderer’s vision, this would be for a suitable Toyonbaru rival from Nissan called "270Z", if, that is, they don’t go ahead and take the IDx approach to creating it.
The rendering you see here, courtesy of X-Tomi, addresses only one of those issues, the one with the number of doors. What he’s done is take the already low-slung shape of the four-door and stretch it out/flatten it, while also removing the two rear doors in the process.
In the renderer’s vision, this would be for a suitable Toyonbaru rival from Nissan called "270Z", if, that is, they don’t go ahead and take the IDx approach to creating it.
Source;
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Next-gen Nissan GT-R rendered with Sport Sedan concept influences
Confirmed with a hybrid setup
The next generation of the Nissan GT-R has been rendered with influences taken from the Sport Sedan concept shown earlier this month at NAIAS in Detroit.
When the Sport Sedan concept was exhibited at the North American International Auto Show many people believed it's a preview for the next-gen Maxima, but let's not exclude the possibility some of the styling cues will be implemented in the new GT-R set most likely for a 2016 arrival.
It should be noted that Nissan Executive Vice President Andy Palmer declared about two weeks ago the next generation GT-R will adopt a "brutal appearance." More importantly, he also said the supercar will feature a hybrid powertrain and as we reported last August the company has registered the "R-Hybrid" moniker.
When the Sport Sedan concept was exhibited at the North American International Auto Show many people believed it's a preview for the next-gen Maxima, but let's not exclude the possibility some of the styling cues will be implemented in the new GT-R set most likely for a 2016 arrival.
It should be noted that Nissan Executive Vice President Andy Palmer declared about two weeks ago the next generation GT-R will adopt a "brutal appearance." More importantly, he also said the supercar will feature a hybrid powertrain and as we reported last August the company has registered the "R-Hybrid" moniker.
Source;
http://www.worldcarfans.com/114013069492/next-gen-nissan-gt-r-rendered-with-sport-sedan-concept
Friday, November 22, 2013
2015 Subaru WRX Coupe Rendering
by
Mihnea Radu
Subaru dealers have a joke they'll tell you every time they're asked why their cars are so ugly. It's something along the lines of "we don't spend any money on design and pass the savings on to you!". Of course, that's not actually true, but it's still very funny.
Fuji Heavy Industries have always had their unique was of designing cars and that was all fine and well in the days of rallying, but now, they can't do that any more.
For the 2015 model, Subaru promised the WRX will be nothing like the Impreza. They showed us a very sexy concept, but the production version somehow fell short of expectation when it was revealed yesterday. Still, we're hard-pressed to think of a better machine for under $30,000.
But what if Subaru had really went for the bespoke look? What if they had made made a two-door coupe instead of a sedan? This rendering shows you what could have been, and in our opinion what should have been. It's almost like a BMW 3 Series with Subaru genes, a much welcomed compromise on practicality.
Rendering by X-Tomi Design
Source;
http://www.autoevolution.com/news/2015-subaru-wrx-coupe-rendering-71587.html
Subaru dealers have a joke they'll tell you every time they're asked why their cars are so ugly. It's something along the lines of "we don't spend any money on design and pass the savings on to you!". Of course, that's not actually true, but it's still very funny.
Fuji Heavy Industries have always had their unique was of designing cars and that was all fine and well in the days of rallying, but now, they can't do that any more.
For the 2015 model, Subaru promised the WRX will be nothing like the Impreza. They showed us a very sexy concept, but the production version somehow fell short of expectation when it was revealed yesterday. Still, we're hard-pressed to think of a better machine for under $30,000.
But what if Subaru had really went for the bespoke look? What if they had made made a two-door coupe instead of a sedan? This rendering shows you what could have been, and in our opinion what should have been. It's almost like a BMW 3 Series with Subaru genes, a much welcomed compromise on practicality.
Rendering by X-Tomi Design
Source;
http://www.autoevolution.com/news/2015-subaru-wrx-coupe-rendering-71587.html
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