Porsche Carma Concept Design

Nov 27 2007, 11:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

French design students at the Institut Supérieur de Design developed a very hot design for a Porsche 911 inspired car dubbed Carma.

The design takes special emphasis on aerodynamics and is able to drop the Porsche typical spoiler in the rear.
It is not known if Porsche took notice of this design. It aesthetically pleases me so I could imagine Porsche cars looking like that in the future.
Car designs by amateurs or students are often stunning. See for instance this futuristic concept design of the legendary Citroen 2CV.

More details, photos, and video of the Porsche Carma concept can be found on the Carma project page (French). Via Bild (German).

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