Photo: jonsibal / Instagram
With all the commotion around the automotive industry this August, you would think everyone is hooked on the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser, 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe, 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ, or Monterey Car Week 2023 narrative. But you would be wrong not to consider people's obsessions – even the CGI ones.
The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser is a stunning reinterpretation of the classic off-roader in 326-hp hybrid i-Force Max form for the North American market (dubbed Prado or 250 across various overseas markets). The boxy 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe is touching crossover SUV people in novel ways they didn't think possible.
And the 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ, the first of its zero emissions Ultium-based kind, has the looks and power (750 hp, 450-mile range) to become yet another chapter in the nameplate's pop culture storybook. Oh, and let us not forget about the Monterey Car Week and its multitude of fantastic events.
However, all this is being rendered mute by the different passions of some people – including across the imaginative realm of digital car content creators. And there is no need to take our word for granted, as we have a proper example. Influential automotive virtual artist Jon Sibal, titled jonsibal on social media, is back for another attempt at making an Integra Type S way cooler because it seems that he lives and breathes Acura.
We have yet to determine if his passion was reignited by the Japanese premium automaker's impending reveal of the 2024 Acura ZDX EV crossover and its ZDX Type S performance variant (both go on sale early next year). Still, the pixel master chose the automaker's blue teaser theme as the main narrative for his Acura Integra Type S Coupe concept, too. Of course, he had to select a different color as the project was initially dressed in gold all over!
Well, he partially kept the gold hue as it remains a staple of the aftermarket wheels. Setting aside all the possible gold-and-blue Subaru WRX STi influences, the CGI expert's fans welcomed with open arms the idea of having an Acura Integra Type S as a coupe dressed in such a lovely combination. Of course, given the author's passion for this nameplate, they were already used to seeing the Acura Integra and Type S look even better than in reality.
Now it's only better, in two-door coupe form, with a rich blue shade on its body, slammed into the ground to make sure everyone can see the wider fender flare treatment and the artist's signature wing design, plus the set of Work Wheels' VSXX aftermarket rims! So, which one is your favorite, the all-gold Integra Type S or this Coupe that sure doesn't feel blue that it is merely wishful thinking?
And the 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ, the first of its zero emissions Ultium-based kind, has the looks and power (750 hp, 450-mile range) to become yet another chapter in the nameplate's pop culture storybook. Oh, and let us not forget about the Monterey Car Week and its multitude of fantastic events.
However, all this is being rendered mute by the different passions of some people – including across the imaginative realm of digital car content creators. And there is no need to take our word for granted, as we have a proper example. Influential automotive virtual artist Jon Sibal, titled jonsibal on social media, is back for another attempt at making an Integra Type S way cooler because it seems that he lives and breathes Acura.
We have yet to determine if his passion was reignited by the Japanese premium automaker's impending reveal of the 2024 Acura ZDX EV crossover and its ZDX Type S performance variant (both go on sale early next year). Still, the pixel master chose the automaker's blue teaser theme as the main narrative for his Acura Integra Type S Coupe concept, too. Of course, he had to select a different color as the project was initially dressed in gold all over!
Well, he partially kept the gold hue as it remains a staple of the aftermarket wheels. Setting aside all the possible gold-and-blue Subaru WRX STi influences, the CGI expert's fans welcomed with open arms the idea of having an Acura Integra Type S as a coupe dressed in such a lovely combination. Of course, given the author's passion for this nameplate, they were already used to seeing the Acura Integra and Type S look even better than in reality.
Now it's only better, in two-door coupe form, with a rich blue shade on its body, slammed into the ground to make sure everyone can see the wider fender flare treatment and the artist's signature wing design, plus the set of Work Wheels' VSXX aftermarket rims! So, which one is your favorite, the all-gold Integra Type S or this Coupe that sure doesn't feel blue that it is merely wishful thinking?
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