Concept study named Audi R7.

1 ANSWERS

1. Guest7916
   

   A French designer entitled Gabriel Rhabi has conceived a very intriguing conceive study, which could be a beginning issue for the German automaker Audi. Since the Volkswagen Group has taken over Porsche, this conceive study might be a good groundwork for an Audi form founded on the Porsche Panamera. The French designer Gabriel Rhabi has conceived a conceive study entitled Audi R7 founded on the Porsche Panamera. Gabriel Rhabi appears to have put the essence of the conceive patterns and lines of Audi which produced in a four doorway sedan that has a very sporty accent. The conceive study really examines like a blend between a new lifetime Audi TT and a Porsche Panamera. The most significant thing is that the French designer Gabriel Rhabi has not hurled himself all out like other designers manage to conceive a very futuristic design. Actually, the conceive study conceived by Gabriel Rhabi examines very down to soil and realistic. I can even state that in the eventuality that the German automaker Audi would conclude they like what the French designer conceived, it could very effortlessly proceed into production. Mister Gabriel Rhabi is not a expert vehicle designer but a video game and graphical programs programmer, a CGI creative individual that has a passion for cars. This arrives as a shock, because the work of the  French designer has an astonishing quality. Actually Gabriel Rhabi has before conceived other conceive investigations wearing the four ring badge of the German automaker Audi. It appears that the French designer has rather a supple location for the Audi cars. This conceive study appears to have xenon lights both at the front and the rear. We furthermore observe a very hard-hitting grille which is exact for the German automaker Audi. The Audi R7 conceive study examines like a blend of many of vehicles, having a sign of the Porsche Panamera, the Audi TT and I might really add, it sort of examines like a next lifetime Audi A5.

   Report (0) (0)  |   12 years, 9 month(s) ago