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These renderings were featured in Road & Track a month ago.
Here we go again. People started speculating about the Proton Perdana replacement since 8 years ago. Reports after reports suggested the flagship Proton would have been based on Volkswagen Passat, then Rover 75, then Renault Laguna, then Mitsubishi Galant, then Infiniti M-Series… And now the latest report claims Proton registered the name Suprima for its range topping model, and this model would be based on a Honda Accord chassis, with Petronas-developed engine. Remind me again about this model when it’s finally launched.
Unfortunately, GM has no plan to make another wagon variant of the CTS. I seriously wonder how would GM want Cadillac to succeed in Europe, and fight with the Germans, without diesel engines or wagons.
This is quite an old news, but Volkswagen is planning the Up! based compact sedan shorter than 4 meter long, specifically for the India market. Curious why Indians love their sub 4-meter sedans? Head here for an interesting read.
Seen the new Crider? I couldn’t appreciate the busy front design. Hence this rendering to suggest a quick fix.
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When the new IS was revealed, Lexus asked if anyone misses or remembers the SportCross. Maybe the wagon variant will return with the 3rd generation IS?
Car transport by Montway.
Remember the Proton Arena (or the Proton Jumbuck in the United Kingdom, Taiwan and Australia)? Well before Proton retires the Gen2/Persona, why not utilised that platform and make the second generation coupé utility. For my renderings, I’ve added plastic bits here and there, new front fascia and headlights, raised ground clearance, and completely new body from B-pillar to the back. I expect a lot of criticism to the above
Just got back from Tokyo Auto Salon Singapore 2013. Initially I hesitated going to this show. I’m not really into customised or modified cars. But then again, I’ve actually been doing that myself, digitally. There were some nice cars, while most were not my cup of tea. But if this show is any indication, it shows some cars can be made differently gorgeous, if beyond recognition. Click image above or here for the SMALL gallery.