OK, lets start out by saying that this is merely a design study of what a TT could look like in 13 years. Having said that, is it 2020 yet? This Veyron-like beauty is hot. Bulgarian economist and car designer Nikola Vargov obviously has some sick skills because this looks much better than any Audi (or just about anything else) on the road and if it were on sale next to the great-looking new TT for the same price (It doesn't cost much more to bend sheet metal, right?) then I'm sure it would win most sales battles. Here's an idea. Sell this AND the TT and do it soon.
Thanks for the tip, Christian!
[Source: German Car Blog]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Nellydesign @ Feb 12th 2007 3:34PM
Yeah, because bubble tops and 24 inch rims are always feasible...
naggs @ Feb 12th 2007 3:59PM
yeah that thing is hideous. the overall shape isnt bad but the surface treatments leave something to be desired. i didnt think it was possible to make a pocket veyron look boring
Dude @ Feb 12th 2007 4:04PM
Bulgaria has most hottest best car designer in all of eastern europe! And disease-free prostitute!
Claud Pipkin @ Feb 12th 2007 5:45PM
Zoom Zoom!.............Cool!
spencermfi @ Feb 12th 2007 6:12PM
this car looks like an emoticon: -o-
NoNameDenton @ Feb 12th 2007 7:32PM
Far away from the original, and I doubt it would do well
Tal D @ Feb 12th 2007 8:16PM
Is that sick or slick skills?
WHY WAIT TIL 2020?
Nose kinda looks like the screamer.
strangway @ Feb 12th 2007 10:02PM
Some things are so snazzy they never go out of style!
Like tail fins... And bubble domes... And shag carpeting...
Jonathan Versen @ Feb 13th 2007 3:48AM
I'd say it looks more like an (ithyphallic) 2020 Edsel, complete with a US 1950s two-tone scheme. No thanks.
brainy435 @ Feb 13th 2007 7:18PM
Bugatti is suposedly building a roadster somewhere around the size, and a bit above the price, of the TT. It wouldn't surprise me at all if VW, who owns Bugatti and Audi, comissioned this as a concept of that car. As to wether they did or not, who knows?
(Note: I was not able to open the source story due to access issues on my end.)
Mike @ Feb 13th 2007 8:48PM
Yeah no doubt, what is the author thinking? This car looks like a movie prob from a "B" scifi flick.
From a purely design standpoint, the headlights don't go with the rest of the car and it looks like it was pasted together from ideas stolen off other exotics...