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Mercedes-Benz probably didn’t even dare to imagine that its latest S-Class (W223) would become a major darling of America’s West Coast customization culture. But it seems that even virtual artists noticed that.
Honda CR-X may return in EV form Honda CR-X may return in EV form June 01, 2021 Iconic 1980s Japanese hot hatch could make comeback as modern-day Honda e sports car You can forget all about the half-baked Honda CR-Z discontinued in 2016 because a reborn Honda CR-X could erase all memories of the peculiar ‘performance’ hybrid hatchback if the latest intel out of Japan proves accurate. Potentially fitted with the same electric vehicle powertrain as the Honda e city-EV, which offers a 220km range and pumps out a modest 113kW of power but a healthy 315Nm of torque, the new Honda CR-X would be...
Toyota AE86 resurrected Legendary Toyota sports car returns with ultra-modern design… but you can’t have one When the new Toyota GR 86 broke cover this week it sent fans into a tiz thanks in part to its bigger and more potent 173kW 2.4-litre boxer engine. Although the second-generation compact coupe’s new design is still a hotly debated topic, it was arguably an opportunity missed by Japan’s biggest car-maker to inject some of the visual DNA from the Toyota 86’s grandpappy – the Toyota AE86 from the mid-1980s. But if Toyota did decide to go all out, it might have looked something ...
autoevolution 15 Mar 2021, 8:09 UTC · by Thirty years ago, BMW wasn’t all about scaring people off with its stubbornness to pursue a design language that doesn’t please anybody (except for the people that approved it). The Bavarians were even daring enough to let the studio run by the Car Designer of the Century (a.k.a. Giorgetto Giugiaro and Italdesign) have a go at imagining their supercars. Today, we’re left with virtual renders and memories of times long past. 7 photos Back in the 1990s, automakers weren’t so preoccupied with keeping their design teams so tight on a leash, ...
Split-window Chevrolet Corvette imagined Iconic 1963 split-window Sting Ray design brought back to life on new C8 Corvette In 1963 a number of significant events occurred that changed the world forever: the assassination of US president John F Kennedy took place, Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman to travel into space, and in the car world the iconic split-window Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray busted out. Following the 1953 original, the second-generation Corvette also made its debut in 1963, along with the Sting Ray name, and in that year only the split rear window was deployed. Train...