Yes. Another one of those edgy cars from the eighties. The Mitsubishi Sapporo isn’t really a vehicle that gets customized often (or at all, for that matter). I didn’t change a lot, either. Just lowered it, put a nice set of wheels on and added bigger brakes. Done.
I do like edgy cars. And even the rather boring ones can be modified to look (a little) less boring. This Mitsubishi Lancer Mk4 (aka Mitsubishi Mirage) was modified to appear like a car that was build on a shoestring budget. Lowered, larger steel wheels and flared rear fenders. Easy as that.
The Volkswagen Jetta Mk1 was neither a sporty nor a very elegant vehicle – but little modifications sometimes go a long way. I added the taillights from a Scirocco Mk2, extended the fender flares, lowered the ride height and added alloy wheels. Done, simple as that (and it even gives the rear a hint of BMW E21).
This Aston Martin Vantage GT2 livery design has been created for the 2010 DUNLOP Tyres 24 Heures du Mans Livery Contest.
My idea was to use the basic shape of the provided fingerprint style slogan “Feel the Road” to create a livery resembling a tiger fur. On one hand I wanted the Aston Martin racecar to look fast and beautiful like a tiger or cheetah. On the other hand, I wanted to retain an element of classic racing heritage – the racing stripes. This was done by adding white to the tire tread element.
