Vizualtech renders time-attack Nissan 200SX
Vizualtech Nissan 200SX time attack – Click above for high-res image gallery
The folks over at Vizualtech, the 3D rendering firm that brought you the Audi R8-inspired catamaran and a Le Mans-ready Dodge Challenger are at it again. This time, the team has put together a stunning widebody Nissan 240SX for time attack duty.
Evidently designed for an unnamed Swedish client, the turbocharged, 600-horsepower 200SX was inspired by a GT 500-class Japan GT Touring Car (although apparently they've taken a few theoretical liberties, as the GT 500 class is capped at 500 horses). That aside, we think this is a killer-looking job, one that we'd happily check out at the track.
Gallery: Vizualtech Nissan 200SX Time Attack
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[Vizualtech via SeriousWheels]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Tyler 1:39PM (6/01/2009)
Time Attack? Sounds like some weird Sega arcade game.
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Homerrlb 2:12PM (6/01/2009)
Your joking right? Where each car, whether it be an OEM manufacturer or a tuning company races around a specific track (in a modified production vehicle) to take the best lap time. We honestly have nothing like this in America, well at least not on the same level as in Japan. The cars that race around Tsukuba in time attack are some of the fastest cars on the planet around a track. They are fun, but the tuning companies take time attack very seriously. The best tuning companies in Japan can boast extraordinary times around the tracks, while having all the experience and technology trickle down into aftermarket parts.
I'm no fanboy, but when these time attack cars are brought over to America to battle against the best that the US has to offer, the cars from the US don't even hold a candle to these cars. It is truly an eye opening experience to see what these cars are capable of.
spdracerut 3:25PM (6/01/2009)
Homer, I was just at a Time Attack here in the States this weekend. The American cars are catching up very quickly to the Japanese.
www.redlinetimeattack.com
Some more info in the events of the weekend:
http://www.beyondthedyno.com/Blogs/Eric/?p=1885
The Sierra Sierra Evo is a new car and being run by a team that ran Formula Atlantics. It's only going to get faster as they have more development time.
udubrx7 1:50PM (6/01/2009)
I'm pretty sure you can see the name of the guy they made it for clearly on the side of the car in almost every picture. The name sounds pretty Swedish to me!
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Kevin 1:53PM (6/01/2009)
They've also done a retro 63 Stingray split-window boat as well: http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/tenders-dinghies/9074-1963-corvette-split-window-retro-tender.html?highlight=vizualtech
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JDM Life 1:55PM (6/01/2009)
This is important because......
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Motor_Yakuza 1:58PM (6/01/2009)
This car is timeless.
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jinsei888 2:00PM (6/01/2009)
this car is...useless
Alvin 3:49PM (6/01/2009)
Jinsei...your comment is useless.
another_one 2:00PM (6/01/2009)
:) I love my vanilla 200sx (240sx here in the US) better! (cept for that engine...)
Honestly this is not to bad. But I am little biased on the car :).
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gt-racer 2:34PM (6/01/2009)
I'd kill a baby panda for an SR20DET or even better an RB25DET.
ImSteevin 2:51PM (6/01/2009)
(low whistle)
not bad for some old japanese econobox ;-)
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ij70 2:59PM (6/01/2009)
Say hello to my new desktop!
lol
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Blake Luttrell 3:21PM (6/01/2009)
That is one gigantic picture
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ozcanozkaya 4:25PM (6/01/2009)
After the GT500 Series' R35 GT-R, this is the best agressive design Nissan that I have ever seen.
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s13 coupe 6:02PM (8/08/2009)
s14 koukis are so hot
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