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Take a look at this Ferrari F40 for the modern day | Top Gear

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Today’s batch of internet rendering goodness comes from George Yoo. He’s a San Francisco-based industrial designer who clearly has a thing for old Ferraris.

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US designer renders modern-day versions of classic Ferraris, including the mighty F40

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US designer renders modern-day versions of classic Ferraris, including the mighty F40

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US designer renders modern-day versions of classic Ferraris, including the mighty F40

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Today’s batch of internet rendering goodness comes from George Yoo. He's a San Francisco-based industrial designer who clearly has a thing for old Ferraris. Specifically the P3/4, Dino, Testarossa (not the blocky Eighties one) and, crucially F40.

Were Maranello to decide to revive those classic names (rumours of a new, affordable Dino-type Ferrari have been circulating for donkey’s years), odds are its many designers would be kicking around ideas like these. Before neutering them for production. Obviously.

It’s the F40 rendering that’s most obviously related to the car that inspired it. There’s much wing and vents aplenty. Gold wheels are a nice touch, too. It’s probably our favourite of the lot, beating the pretty Dino into a close second. The P3/4-inspired hypercar is a bit much we reckon, but to each their own.

Tell us which one you like best in the comments below. Would you like a modern-day Ferrari F40, or is the old, twin-turbo, 471bhp brute impossible to improve upon?

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Today’s batch of internet rendering goodness comes from George Yoo. He's a San Francisco-based industrial designer who clearly has a thing for old Ferraris. Specifically the P3/4, Dino, Testarossa (not the blocky Eighties one) and, crucially F40.

Were Maranello to decide to revive those classic names (rumours of a new, affordable Dino-type Ferrari have been circulating for donkey’s years), odds are its many designers would be kicking around ideas like these. Before neutering them for production. Obviously.

It’s the F40 rendering that’s most obviously related to the car that inspired it. There’s much wing and vents aplenty. Gold wheels are a nice touch, too. It’s probably our favourite of the lot, beating the pretty Dino into a close second. The P3/4-inspired hypercar is a bit much we reckon, but to each their own.

Tell us which one you like best in the comments below. Would you like a modern-day Ferrari F40, or is the old, twin-turbo, 471bhp brute impossible to improve upon?

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US designer renders modern-day versions of classic Ferraris, including the mighty F40