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  1. Yeah, it would be true! The design of the rear lights made me believe that it would be a Toledo SW, but I saw that the original author thought that was a Skoda, so I generated a picture with that model as a Skoda
  2. Peugeot 808 (2 different designs): First version: Second version:
  3. MINI by Rover (90s alternative design): MG-Rover RD60: Lancia Nea/Ypsilon Coupe: The program made the car without side doors, so I added with Photoshop a hidden door handle on the window's pillar
  4. Renault Megane Coupe I with alternative design: I only made the version A, which was my favourite one: Renault Scenic I Pickup (it was planned for Latin America): BMW i5:
  5. Hello everyone, first I want to wish you all a happy new year! Sorry for writing in English, but I'm from Greece and I don't know the Italian language. I'm interested with car design and I've seen lots of cool renderings in this forum, no matter if they're made with Photoshop or AI. I was searching for Greek or European forums in which users are showing their photoshopped & AI-made cars, but it seems that this one is the best. And now it's time to show you some prototypes and concept cars that were never had a production version: Lancia Theta (Croma with Lancia badges): Saab GMT256 (based on Pontiac Aztek): Skoda Octavia Combi Mk1 with different rear design: Skoda 90's sedan by Bertone
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