Designer "Emil Baddal" has introduced image suggests a future of Porsche supercar. Emil Baddal name was known to many through the introduction of the super models of the future of car BMW, Ferrari and Lamborghini. All the drawings that are highly appreciated no matter what the car of which apply to reality. This image by the talented designer this should. Style of Porsche supercar is very similar to "speed His royal" Bugatti Veyron, and both the similarities with the Ferrari F430. Impressive about this concept can be seen at all angles, the large cavity inlet, the entire roof of the car made of glass material. The headlights on the Porsche supercar is nearly identical to the style headlights on the Panamera, along with the LED that is, off the wind ... Emil Baddal not give confirmation about its design, but according to experts, this may be the next super car after the Carrera GT. You can see more here : http://auto.choicepro.net/2009/10/porsche-supercar-future.html You have a comment about how this car?
"but according to experts, this may be the next super car after the Carrera GT" -- not a chance...I think that it looks horrible..Additonally, i'd like to know what "experts" say this may be the new super car..
A typical proto-prototype. Is there anything there that says this thing was even officially designed by Porsche? You know prototypes, they are always a lot lot more futuristic and ugly then what really comes out. So happily, you don't have to worry about something like that coming out. The Porsche designers know what people really want, and I'm sure that when the next supercar Porsche does come out, it will be loved. Steve
Porsche has lost it's way. Too concerned about sales and earnings. Hence the Cayenne and Panamera. Their supercar is being built by Ruf.
The Carrera GT was developed as a race car, then the opportunity to race it went away, so Porsche made a road car out of it rather than let all of that R & D money go to waste. Porsche will not build another mid engined super car with a distinct platform from the current lineup of road cars. It would be extremely inefficient, and Porsche would not do such a thing.
