Wasn't The Transformers Sting Ray Concept Supposed To Be A Design Direction For C7?
01-04-2013, 07:46 AM
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01-04-2013, 08:23 AM
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01-04-2013, 08:31 AM
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I've mentioned this in another thread but thought I would mention it here since this is a more approapriate thread to do so.
I question this rear and nose combination:
Seems to me, given the horizonal nature of the tail lights and the vent coming off of them, that the front of the car would have flowed much better with the rear if it had incorporated a horizonal headlight treatment with vents coming off the sides...something similiar to this:
Not to mention, horizontal headlights would have given the nose a more slated and wider look. As is, I am not sure the front and rear make much sense together. Hopefully, in person, it will all mesh well.
I question this rear and nose combination:
Seems to me, given the horizonal nature of the tail lights and the vent coming off of them, that the front of the car would have flowed much better with the rear if it had incorporated a horizonal headlight treatment with vents coming off the sides...something similiar to this:
Not to mention, horizontal headlights would have given the nose a more slated and wider look. As is, I am not sure the front and rear make much sense together. Hopefully, in person, it will all mesh well.
Last edited by Paulchristian; 10-16-2013 at 11:46 AM.
01-04-2013, 08:32 AM
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01-04-2013, 09:00 AM
#46
Opinion has softened about it over time but when it came out very few were interested in that being the next Corvette.
Last edited by BlueOx; 01-04-2013 at 09:08 AM.
01-04-2013, 10:36 AM
#48
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I've mentioned this in another thread but thought I would mention it here since this is a more approapriate thread to do so.
I question this rear and nose combination:
Seems to me, given the horizonal nature of the tail lights and the vent coming off of them, that the front of the car would have flowed much better with the rear if it had incorporated a horizonal headlight treatment with vents coming off the sides...something similiar to this:
Not to mention, horizontal headlights would have given the nose a more slated and wider look. As is, I am not sure the front and rear make much sense together. Hopefully, in person, it will all mesh well.
I question this rear and nose combination:
Seems to me, given the horizonal nature of the tail lights and the vent coming off of them, that the front of the car would have flowed much better with the rear if it had incorporated a horizonal headlight treatment with vents coming off the sides...something similiar to this:
Not to mention, horizontal headlights would have given the nose a more slated and wider look. As is, I am not sure the front and rear make much sense together. Hopefully, in person, it will all mesh well.
01-04-2013, 10:57 AM
#49
Man, the outline of the tailight and associated vent look kind of familiar. The 4 huge tailpipes in one line. Hmmm...
That low nose with the big single opening almost vertical headlights.
Rarely does a production car look like a concept but some cues will carry over. The C7 will look like a Corvette just like the past 6 generations have.
That low nose with the big single opening almost vertical headlights.
Rarely does a production car look like a concept but some cues will carry over. The C7 will look like a Corvette just like the past 6 generations have.