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The Ferrari Roma is definitely not the kind of machine you'd expect to see sporting a widebody kit. As always, though, the Internet doesn't agree, so here we are, zooming in on a rendering that portrays the most recent Maranello machine in WB form.
This pixel work doesn't bring massive changes to the styling of the somewhere in between a supercar and a GT. For one thing, the wider arches are rather subtle, even though we can't say the same thing about the fat-lipped wheels that fill them. Oh, and let's not forget the meatier exhaust tips, which stand out quite a bit - helmet tip to Carlifestyle for the image.
Of course, we can't talk about the Monza without mentioning the opinion-splitting nature of the Italian exotic. You see, the appearance of the twin-turbo toy has seen many aficionados wondering about a potential connection to the Aston Martin badge.
Well, this isn't exactly fair and here's why - if we consider all the design limitations of a front-engined speed tool released nowadays, there's really not that much designers could do to create a larger gap between this model and Gaydon machines.
And if you happen to be among those who feel otherwise, there's a story you should check out. I'm referring to an article we published earlier today, one that sees a designer taking us trhough a styling comparison involving the Ferrari Roma, the Aston Martin Vantage and the Maserati Alfieri - the concept car obviously wasn't chosen by accident, as you'll notice in the said tale.
PS: If you wish to find out more about the possible future of the Alfieri (after all, Maserati has massive plans for its future), then you should head over to this article - you'll be greeted by another rendering, one that showcases the successor of the retiring Maserati GranTurismo, which is in the pipeline.
Of course, we can't talk about the Monza without mentioning the opinion-splitting nature of the Italian exotic. You see, the appearance of the twin-turbo toy has seen many aficionados wondering about a potential connection to the Aston Martin badge.
Well, this isn't exactly fair and here's why - if we consider all the design limitations of a front-engined speed tool released nowadays, there's really not that much designers could do to create a larger gap between this model and Gaydon machines.
And if you happen to be among those who feel otherwise, there's a story you should check out. I'm referring to an article we published earlier today, one that sees a designer taking us trhough a styling comparison involving the Ferrari Roma, the Aston Martin Vantage and the Maserati Alfieri - the concept car obviously wasn't chosen by accident, as you'll notice in the said tale.
PS: If you wish to find out more about the possible future of the Alfieri (after all, Maserati has massive plans for its future), then you should head over to this article - you'll be greeted by another rendering, one that showcases the successor of the retiring Maserati GranTurismo, which is in the pipeline.
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