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Ladies and gentlemen drivers, the 2020 Toyota Supra rendering we have here has more to offer than it might appear. So let's take a bit of time to peek through the pixels, shall we?
Last year, the aftermarket world was obsessed with the 2020 Toyota Supra, and while the arrival of the C8 Chevrolet Corvette may have redirected some of that attention, custom car fanatics from across the world are still in love with the Japanese machine.
And the expectations for this year were massive. You see, while the SEMA show that took place back in November welcomed around 60 modded examples of the Toyota sportscar, only a few made for standout proposals. Speaking of which, you might want to check out this cabriolet conversion, which is actually based on a Lexus SC430 - the machine landed back in January, at the Tokyo Auto Salon. Well, 2020 was set to see more such eccentric builds coming to life, but, given the current global crisis, we still have some waiting to do.
Meanwhile, renderings such as the one that now occupies our screens help fill that void. And while the work does tick the standard boxes, such as a widebody kit and a generously-sized wing, zooming in on these elements makes for an immersive experience.
For instance, the split wing setup is clearly the attention magnet here, even though we're looking at a complex body transformation, which comes in the form of a shooting brake conversion.
Given the front-engined layout of the Supra, this Clown Shoe makeover could actually make sense, but this is another story for another time.
As for the dreamer who brought us these rendering, we're talking about Yasid Oozeear, one of the artists that sit in the first line of the rendering assault, a movement that seems to become more and more popular by the year. Oh, and if you're curious about the front end of this Mk V Toyota Supra, make sure to check out the brief clip below the Instagram post.
And the expectations for this year were massive. You see, while the SEMA show that took place back in November welcomed around 60 modded examples of the Toyota sportscar, only a few made for standout proposals. Speaking of which, you might want to check out this cabriolet conversion, which is actually based on a Lexus SC430 - the machine landed back in January, at the Tokyo Auto Salon. Well, 2020 was set to see more such eccentric builds coming to life, but, given the current global crisis, we still have some waiting to do.
Meanwhile, renderings such as the one that now occupies our screens help fill that void. And while the work does tick the standard boxes, such as a widebody kit and a generously-sized wing, zooming in on these elements makes for an immersive experience.
For instance, the split wing setup is clearly the attention magnet here, even though we're looking at a complex body transformation, which comes in the form of a shooting brake conversion.
Given the front-engined layout of the Supra, this Clown Shoe makeover could actually make sense, but this is another story for another time.
As for the dreamer who brought us these rendering, we're talking about Yasid Oozeear, one of the artists that sit in the first line of the rendering assault, a movement that seems to become more and more popular by the year. Oh, and if you're curious about the front end of this Mk V Toyota Supra, make sure to check out the brief clip below the Instagram post.
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