Delta Futurista

[mik]

clikz

Love the wheels.

Price is stoopid.

[Broccers]

Saw this on Insta and was wowed. Looks ace.

[mik]

I only just noticed it’s a 3dr.

[Richard]

I think they look amazing

And, £300k? Obviously that’s many £s, but those with £Millions if not £Billions, that’s a long weekend away

[integrale_evo]

I honestly think I'd rather just have a really nice normal one.

I'm not convinced by the bumper, don't really like how it's not properly ducted so you can see the air through it, don't like the extra vents at the front of the front arches, but quite like the elongated ones at the back.

Not convinced by the 3 door proportions, I've seen a lot of photoshop efforts over the years and like this they never look quite right, the pillar shape with the louvres really suited the rear door line.

I don't hate it, and like some of the details, I just don't really think it was necessary.

Plus for me, part of the appeal of the original was that you could see it was a pretty humble 5 door hatchback underneath, by losing some of those original delta details you lose some of the silliness.

[DeskJockey]

I don't see the appeal. It looks a bit odd and loses the history of the original car. Also, how much moolah?

[ZedLeg]

I'm guessing it's more of a tech demo of what they can do rather than a car they're trying to sell. Look at that and see the bits you would like on you car.

The price is a lot but if you consider that a decent Evo 2 is £60 - £70k now, you'd be into 6 figures by the time you stuck the carbon bits on.

[ste]

Agree with Harry. What I do love though is how much love their is generally for all the old shit lots of us owned and loved a few years ago. It heartens me that there are obviously loads of people that prefer this older characterful metal to the sea of modern dross.