That wouldn't be bad. Has a semblance to the FT-1 rear.I think the rear of the LC500 is as close as we are going to get. But rather than sharper lines it will be more bubbly/rounder
after looking back i think the rear on the concept was a little too wide. as others have said, the rear proportion on the LC is a perfect compromise.As nice as that ass was, it was just way too exotic to make it to production in pretty close form. I do wish that they had pushed out the exhausts to the ends like on the concept rather than the more traditional placement we see on the prototype.
I'm surprised that they did it, but it looks nice and wide.You didn't really expect the Supra to look like that did you?
Yeah, every time there's a new car like this, people writhe and complain about how different the concept looks from the production car. That's just how it is. Concepts are designed to be caricatures of cars, serving to entice with aesthetic; without the burden of actual constraints like size, weight, and regulation. To think that we would get an FT-1 is asinine, but I'm still surprised by how much of the FT-1 design they actually decided to put into this thing. I was expecting something totally different, to be perfectly frank.As a car to look at, the concept is clearly the winner. But as a car to drive, I prefer the smaller dimensions and lower weight of the production model by a wide margin.* No interest here in a Corvette class car.
*Hopefully that 3280 lb weight estimate in Best Car is a few hundred pounds too high.
Let's hope they do more than that. Both the M2 and especially RS3 are real porkers for their size...Agree DevonK, lighter the better...wonder if they save weight in areas like the M2/RS3 manual seat etc...
Same here. Particularly surprised to be seeing the front splitter and full rear diffuser.If I'm honest, it looks a lot closer to the concept than I thought it would! The hood is still a little strange, but I think once the camo is off we'll get a better idea of how close the front end is. Seems like there are still some plastic cladding on the car though; either that or the panels are just kind of poorly fitting, specifically the rear quarter panel.