New Year's Eve is literally knocking on our door, so we decided to give 2011 a one last blow, with this ultra-hyped Subaru model, the BRZ.
Recently, George, was added to our Exclusive team and we thought he should make his debut in style.
With no more jibberish, have a look at his stanced version of the BRZ.
Expect more artworks like these in 2012.
-Dan B.
At the 2010 Geneva Motor Show, the group's top brand Ferrari showed off a concept 599 with regenerative braking and a delicious matte green finish. The following year at the same venue, Alfa Romeo lifted the veil on the tempting 4C Concept in a beautiful shade of matte red. And at the Bologna Motor Show earlier this month, their sister brand Maserati showcased this special GranTurismo in matte blue.
Fear not fellow readers, this concept isn't here to bite our hands off, instead, you are most likely looking at the next Lexus design language, which they will adopt for their future models.
Teased 2 times by now and courtesy of Road & Track magazine, we now have a name of this, mistery concept, Lexus LF-Lc.
Not much other information was given, but until we have our hands on more, delight yourself with these pictures.
-Dan B.
A while ago, our friends from Abflug, requested us if we can render their sketched interpretation of an Abflug BMW Z4. I think you already know our answer, otherwise I weren't be writting this.
One of our team members, Daniel Youn, took the bull by it's horns and started working on it. After hard sweat and mouse clicks, combined with lots of zooming, brushing and "undo"ing, came this, our very exclusive Z4 by Abflug.
Combining electric propulsion with a performance orientation is a delicate balance. Tesla managed to pull it off to some success. Audi has toyed with the idea with its E-Tron concepts. And some have been experimenting with bringing F1's KERS regenerative braking system to road-going sports cars.
Honda, for its part, tried to nail it down with the CR-Z, which was supposed to be a hybrid sport-hatch, but like the Lexus CT 200h, it ended up lacking in the "sport" part of the equation. Which is why this latest development has caught our attention.
Without any doubt, CRZ is currently, one of the best looking Honda model. Sure it isn't on everybody's taste, adding the Hybrid engine, it doesn't really satisfy all the petrol heads out there. But, tuners already been doing their homework and compete each other with the most sophisticated technologies, to please every users, when it comes to performance.
Now, there's been some rumors about Honda working on a TypeR model, which I think everybody is expecting, Honda fan or not.
Still waiting for it's official debut in 2012, at Detroit Motor Show, more likely, this model has been spotted at Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal in New Jersey.
It's clearly visible this is not an M package program, this is the real deal, the upcoming M6. Sporting massive brakes with ventilated discs, vented front fender and unique styling side skirts, as well as the aggressive rear bumper with quad pipes, can't just hint us to the M6 model and it pretty much looks like the render we did a while ago.
