03 June 2009 - 11:00
The joy of SX
We like Vizualtech, the Swedish design firm responsible for the lovely Volvo P1800 and Dodge Challenger Le Mans car.
This is their latest effort, a widebody Nissan 200SX created for an anonymous Swedish ‘client' (who, judging by the name on the side of the car, might just be called Fredrik Soderquist, but we're saying nothing).
It'd be powered, says Vizualtech, by a turbocharged two-litre engine putting out around 447kW.
The 200SX is inspired by Japan's GT500 touring cars and features a carbon fibre body and a venturi tunnel for downforce. We like it.
Reckon it's time to give the 370Z a bit of the GT500 treatment, Nissan? Or would that put it on a collision course with the awesome GT-R GT500?
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Ive always had a soft spot for widebodied jap racers. This is a great example of function and style and i love the venturi tunnel design.
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Sam-R commented on this article
at 05:41 am on 04 June 2009
Yawn....whatever spins your wheels. And the price? Better off with the ATOM500.
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