I find it mildly amusing that the Americans (first Chapparal, now SRT) have gone completely bat-🤬 crazy with their VGT designs whereas the Europeans and Japanese have remained fairly conservative.
I thought of that possibility as well. But not because of the colors but because it could explain the lack of air brakes on that picture. Maybe the carbon fiber car is a more race-ish version?
That is exactly what i was thinking. We all know that those flaps are only to attract girls when stopping at the stop light.
I find it mildly amusing that the Americans (first Chapparal, now SRT) have gone completely bat-🤬 crazy with their VGT designs whereas the Europeans and Japanese have remained fairly conservative.
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Hopefully they nail the V10 sound with this one! Please, PD, please....
You mean, just like every other VGT except the Chaparral (which has a laser based propulsion system that exists in reality)? Yes, awesome
Several of the VGT cars are too low to fit a driver inside, the downside of squashing them to look sportier.
The FT-1 is still in concept form, as is the Lexus LF LC. Theyre much more than just rehashed designs, and are very different from one another.Well, they have been doing pretty well in the "Insanity" ratings, indeed. And the rest of the American brands might only follow suit; Ford may go "hot rod" on us all with their car, Tesla will probably transform the Model S into a hypercar, and god only know what GM's second VGT project will be...
The Japanese only have Honda and Daihatsu left, but Daihatsu is the true "dark horse" of this project. I do fear that since the brand is part of the Toyota group, it might face the same fate as its brothers (i.e. be a rehashed concept with a racing bodykit).
But don't forget one thing; the Europeans have four mighty weapons on their side...
And they're called "Italians": Lamborghini (the crazy), Bertone (the crazier), Zagato (the elegant) and Giugiaro (I don't know their gimmick, the only sketch of their VGT is super basic).
The FT-1 is still in concept form, as is the Lexus LF LC. Theyre much more than just rehashed designs, and are very different from one another.
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That would be a practical consideration. I have to ask what engine configuration you think it must be for?The low nose and long tail makes me think of a MR configuration, so no real connection between this and the Viper.
In other words, it might not even have a V10. (I don't think the 5 exhaust pipes are big key to a V10, as it would result in an odd exhaust manifold)
There's literally nothing stopping a racing driver from sitting inside any of the VGT cars, even the super silly Chaparral has the driver lying down within it.I don't know about that, I think a driver could fit in those just fine if positioned as they are in a F1 car.
That would be a practical consideration. I have to ask what engine configuration you think it must be for?
I wouldn't discard an inline-5 or a V8, although the V10 is still a major competitor.
I don't think the exhaust pipe is much of a clue, really...
It's hardly likely that a SRT-made concept such as the Tomahawk would have an inline-5 engine, unless it was based off a Dart or something. So, it's between a V8 or a V10. Of course, the V8 would be similar to the Hellcat's.
Fiat's got some background on inline-5s... They could bring something new as a hybrid, given the Tomahawk is not bound to have an existing powertrain.
You might wrong about that in the future buddy. Remember a time where computers were the size of ovens and needed huge fans to cool down ? Now we walk around with mini computers in our pockets more powerful than a gaming pc from 2012. Time changes everything.And the Laser propulsion? Would require a generatorn stole from a large frigate and a laser the size of a truck to provide that thrust.
You might wrong about that in the future buddy. Remember a time where computers were the size of ovens and needed huge fans to cool down ? Now we walk around with mini computers in our pockets more powerful than a gaming pc from 2012.