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Vincent Montreuil’s favorite Alfa Romeo is the 1965 Giulia GTA, he tries to resurrect this car. What I really not understand, why he rendered a two-seater sport car instead a compact two-door sedan. Anyway, it’s beautiful, even it’s not Giulia-like.

Almost every designer wants to make a mid-engined supercar for Ferrari. Many tries to render something, but very few can make such a nice car like Samir Sadikhov’s Xerzi.

See it from other angles on Beautiful Life blog.

The independent designers often fall into the trap overdesigning a car when they try to make a new model for a manufacturer. However the Lancia Imperiale from David Cardoso is so decent, it could go to production without any changes. It’s true, it doesn’t fit to the new (Chrysler) Thema, but it could be a nice flagship over the Ypsilon and Delta.

More images on CarScoop.

It’s not easy to make a design for Bugatti which is not beneath its dignity. I think Dejan Hristov’s 3D renderings didn’t hit the mark.

Source: Yanko Design.

However the guys from Maranello makes concept cars very few times, independent designers like to show their fantasies about the future Ferraris.

This Ferrari Alliante 3D renderings are created by Arunkumar Shanmugam. You can find more on Yanko Design.

Marko Petrovic has rendered an electric vehicle, the Millenio roadster. Watch it from different angles on Tuvie.

Designer Aldo Schurmann published his two-seater light Ferrari concept on Yanko Design. It’s not an ordonary sport car, it could be a competitor of Ariel Atom or KTM X-Box. I would be happy, if the guys from Maranello build it.

A member of IDECORE independent design studio has rendered this fancy Alfa concept, which mixes Alfa’s current design language with the cubicle shapes of   Alfas from the mid ’90s. Remember the 155!

More images on emgCarTech.

If the Alfa Romeo would manufacture not (only) family compacts, but competion against BMW 1-Series Coupe, that car could be like this. Two doors, sheer window pillars, three-box silhouette, that’s what I miss from the current line up. Of course the concept of Prodan Dragos never goes into production, even if it looks amazing.

Via CarSoop.

Do you remember the BMW Gina Concept? It has an elastic textile covered body with some adjustable parts. Lukas Rittwage’s concept car has “eyes” I mean headlights which can change their shape, depending on the mood of the driver. Wink your eye if you like it!

Source: DesignBuzz.

The realistic scoop renderers usually create the Porsche 928 successor chopping a Panamera to a coupe, but Julliana Cho went further. The shape of the car is very nice, but the half covered wheels and the lambo-doors opening backward are exaggerated, even on a concept car; just take a look at the very few Porsche concepts.

And take a look at Ms. Cho’s parking concept. The idea of the upside down parking could come only a person who doesn’t know how many systems filled with liquid would die if we store the car this way. Not to mention the dirt falling from the floor to the ceiling. ¡sıɥʇ pǝǝu ʇ,uop ǝʍ

Find more images on Yanko Design blog.

Maël Oberkampf rendered this two-door front-engined Lotus coupe in 3D. Nice job, but it reminds me to the lovechild of an Aston Martin and a Peugeot. It’s not an accident, beside TVR these two brands are mentioned as inspiration by the creator.

More images on Tuvie designblog.

These images are not from the Italian company, but a British designer, Peter Norris. He tries to show us how he envisions the new Fiat Coupe. I think it’s a little like an Aston Martin.

More images on GT Spirit.