It kinda depends on what we mean by "two vehicles". With how common "special" editions of supercars are right now it would make sense to have a fair number of models based on one platform. Just look at the Ferrari F8/SF90/488, McLaren 720S/Senna/Speedtail/Elva/GT, Lamborghini Aventador/Veneno/Centenario/Sian/Essenza/Countach, etc...
@kyleatkinson1994 what the hell did you do lol If I am reading this right, they should have a chat about what?
I wonder what new technologies (if any) we will see on new Civetta. Modern supe/hypercars are very advanced with ESC, aero, suspension etc.
in the future there could be more, i never said they planned to do it now, 'planned' as in the way the concept stage was a 'plan'
i know, thats why i also said that they where the same car, its just that the first one likely looks taller since there is so much stuff going on in the rear....
@kyleatkinson1994 What? Anyways, if we were to get 2 civettas, I think it’d be a sort of aventador/veneno relationship. I expect the car to have a V10 because there are more opportunities for a car with a v12 than v10. A v12 could go in some big ol luxury full size sedan, some classic racer, or some 30s luxury machine. A v10 goes in supercars, and a few German sporty things, but that’s about it.
30s luxury cars are too special to have just a V12. I8s, V16s, even I12s happened. If we ever get a new D-series, a deisel V10 would be right at home.
A Diesel V10 in the D-Series feels redundant considering the capabilities of the Gavril 6.0 Turbodiesel V8, especially when tuned a bit. If a Bruckell Pick-Up Truck comes, a large, Heavy-Duty Inline-6 Turbodiesel would suit it perfectly, so I think both niches are covered. I believe a large, Heavy-Duty Inline-6 Turbodiesel plus a large gas-guzzling V10 (larger than the largest V8) better be Bruckell products because Bruckell has fewer engines in total. Plus, if the large, gas-guzzling V10 is a Bruckell product, we can already imagine how a Bastion V10 will be! edit: Also, don't forget about Diesel V12s!
I was seeing the sketch of the Renault 5 Turbo inspired Ibishu Covet. The bumpers seem to be more integrated to the body than the current ones. Is it realistic to expect an "Euro-Spec" Covet?