Ital Design Concept Cars Showcase: Nissan SH, Zero Uno, Ford Mustang, and More!
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In this episode at the 2020 Tokyo Auto Salon, Larry Chen delves into the world of automotive design with a close look at a test car used for homologation by Ital Design and Nissan. This Nissan SH is not your average production vehicle; it's a meticulously crafted piece of art, celebrating 50 years of Ital Design and the GTR. With extensive modifications and hand-built precision, this car stands out as a true testament to engineering excellence. Despite its roots in the R35 GTR, this unique vehicle undergoes a transformation that sets it apart from the crowd.
Moving on, Larry explores the ItalDesign Zero Uno, a concept car based on the Audi A4, showcasing Ital Design's capabilities with only five units produced. The Ford Mustang concept car by Ital Design is a sight to behold, with distinctive features that push the boundaries of automotive design. From scissor doors to a unique interior, this Mustang concept is a blend of innovation and style that captivates the imagination. Ital Design's attention to detail shines through in every aspect of this remarkable vehicle.
Next up, Larry takes a closer look at a Volkswagen Golf GTI modified by Ital Design, a special model with custom interior trim that adds a touch of luxury to this iconic car. This GTI holds a special place in Volkswagen's history, marking a pivotal moment for the brand. Ital Design's ability to infuse unique design elements, such as the red line on the grill, showcases their expertise in creating iconic vehicles. Lastly, Larry explores an off-road GT concept based on the Lamborghini Gallardo, a bold and innovative take on vehicle design that pushes the boundaries of what's possible in the automotive world.
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Some viewers appreciate the design of the GTR 50 by Italdesign
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The history and influence of Italdesign on the industry was praised
The golden beige color of the GTR was admired
Requests for the GTR 50 to be put into production were made
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Suggestions for future GTR designs were mentioned, including a boxier look
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