The style illustrates that if it was a bullet, it could kill a warewolf. While its not made of silver this front mounted V10 had a design concept in mind to create an exotic appeal and bring it to the next level in succession to the Acura NSX.
They sculpted the car to accentuate the lines to show power and finess with exterior lines running the full length of the car from the front head lights throught to the rear wheel arches to envisage a sleek modern design with eloquent power and need for speed and the illusion that it's racing down the tarmac.... while parked.
Dramatic lines combined with technology and emotion brought this car to its 2007 unveiling at the Advanced International Auto Show recently to show its low wheelbase and cabin (which is constructed entirely of tinted glass) and carbon firbre under body.
No warewolf would dare stand in front of this car.
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Of late it seems more Japanese makers are coming out with cars (exotic ones, anyhow) whose looks break the "made somewhere in Japan" mould. It appears that perhaps their designers are now less hamstrung by upper management which will blunt character back into mediocrity. For a niche car, it really must have that x-factor, something which tugs the heart strings, rather than just look a little different. It's got to look and FEEL special. Let there be more.
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