1.
VW Space Up!: I think this is where VW should go with their design. If not all their stuff, then at least these kinds of concepts where it is most fitting. VW/Audi does this aesthetic better than anyone else and it still fits with the iPod lifestyle of hipsters all over.
2.
Maserati Birdcage: I have a special place in my heart for this concept as I too did a concept with a large glass canopy. I think this is a bold statement, it's well designed and has a great theme. Granted a theme that is unmistakably Jason Castriota, but it suits this car well.
3.
Renault Talisman: Renault is all about big themes. I dig this about them. The Talisman was and still is a very modern, chiseled speciman that would go nicely next to my Ferrari Sedan (Posted May 11).
4. 2 Way Tie -
Renault Koleos and BeBop: Again, LeQuement isn't scared to go
bold - and these are
BOLD! These are two great themes (that go great together) which epitomize Renault's design prowess. Although, I see Renault distancing themselves somewhat from what made these earlier concepts so great. I'm not sure if this is because of the difficulty they've had in translating their concepts to production or something else. Maybe someone can give me the scoop on this?
1. VW Space Up!: I think this is where VW should go with their design. If not all their stuff, then at least these kinds of concepts where it is most fitting. VW/Audi does this aesthetic better than anyone else and it still fits with the iPod lifestyle of hipsters all over.
2. Maserati Birdcage: I have a special place in my heart for this concept as I too did a concept with a large glass canopy. I think this is a bold statement, it's well designed and has a great theme. Granted a theme that is unmistakably Jason Castriota, but it suits this car well.
3. Renault Talisman: Renault is all about big themes. I dig this about them. The Talisman was and still is a very modern, chiseled speciman that would go nicely next to my Ferrari Sedan (Posted May 11).
4. 2 Way Tie - Renault Koleos and BeBop: Again, LeQuement isn't scared to go bold - and these are BOLD! These are two great themes (that go great together) which epitomize Renault's design prowess. Although, I see Renault distancing themselves somewhat from what made these earlier concepts so great. I'm not sure if this is because of the difficulty they've had in translating their concepts to production or something else. Maybe someone can give me the scoop on this?
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