Photo: TC Concepts
For most Lexus fans, me included, the new RC F coupe looks absolutely stunning with its bold shapes, big wheel arches, the gaping mouth and those three-piece LED headlights. Still, there are people out there that simply want to put things to extreme via a bodykit to alter those shapes... and TC Concept’s creation seems to deliver.
Although the design company released only this teaser image, it does look to come with the right stuff. The widebody pack comes with custom fenders, a redesigned rear bumper integrating an air diffuser, smoked taillamps, racing-style exhausts, a new boot lid with an in-built wing as well as a set of new multi-spoke rims finished in matte black.
We can’t say what the front end could look like, but the huge spindle grille should be surrounded by a new lower bumper with different vents and maybe a vented hood.
TC Concepts said nothing about when the kit will be ready or if it’s going to be available both for the RC 350 and the RC F, but stick with us to find out soon. Judging on similar packs, expect the full body kit to scrape around $4,000 (€3,500) out of you, without the fitting part or the rims.
Yeah, it looks gorgeous with those slightly flared fenders and the new rear, but in our opinion it’s not even a match for the extreme Rocket Bunny kit designed by Kei Miura we saw earlier.
We can’t say what the front end could look like, but the huge spindle grille should be surrounded by a new lower bumper with different vents and maybe a vented hood.
TC Concepts said nothing about when the kit will be ready or if it’s going to be available both for the RC 350 and the RC F, but stick with us to find out soon. Judging on similar packs, expect the full body kit to scrape around $4,000 (€3,500) out of you, without the fitting part or the rims.
Yeah, it looks gorgeous with those slightly flared fenders and the new rear, but in our opinion it’s not even a match for the extreme Rocket Bunny kit designed by Kei Miura we saw earlier.
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