Throw on
thinner taillights with a connecting LED strip, to emulate the current 911, and it's all easier on the eyes.
Not exact matches
The Fisker Thunderbolt is builds on the Aston Martin Vanquish
with a host of exterior modifications, including a new front fascia,
thinner headlights and
taillights, a reshaped rear window, and additional chrome and brightwork around the exterior of the coupe.
The most immediately recognizable change is the adoption of Audi's more aggressive, sharper design language,
with thinner, more tapered headlights and
taillights and a hexagonal grille opening reminiscent of the new A7 and recently updated A4 and A6 models.
A
thin, horizontal
taillight bar stretches across the entire rear end, and «eight - eye» headlights use four LED lighting squares on either side,
with each mounted on its own aluminum arm.
As the last spy pictures revealed, the rear part
with the two - part
thin taillights is inspired from the S - Class Coupe.
The
taillights match the headlights
with their
thin vertical orientation and are separated
with a chrome accent strip.
But its wafer -
thin multicolored
taillights are in step
with today's design trends.
The new
taillights With feature wafer -
thin layers of organic materials that are printed on a glass plate and made to illuminate.
On the outside, the front end is now sportier
with thinner wraparound headlight units, a stylish front fascia, muscular hood, sculpted side profile, new
taillight units, and a rear end that is far less boxy compared to the outgoing model.
The rear view features gently curved,
thin vertical
taillights and
with no exhaust pipe.
The incorporation of Porsche's 911 design language is carried all the way to the back of the car as well,
with a
thin band connecting the much trimmer LED
taillights.
A big spoiler, reminiscent of the F40, was integrated into the rear fenders, while the fascia is now a separate unit
with quad
taillights and a
thin grille in the center.
The rear of the car is an overall simple design, but the way the body colored part of the bumper protrudes into the lower fascia in the middle, the intricate details of that lower fascia
with the quad exhausts, and the
thin area of transparent red connecting the two
taillights allude to the sporting nature of the car.
Finally, the
taillights do wrap around and protrude from the rear quarters just a bit while the door handles are very
thin and quite hard to make out
with all that swirly camo in the way.
The rear fascia looks much the same
with its huge vents,
thin taillights, and dual exhaust pipes.
The
taillights are now
thinner units
with a flat bottom, connected together by a reflector unit that traverses the width of the hatch.
The front hood of the Centenario shows two large air vents that we've also seen on the Lamborghini Veneno, while the special shape of the front wheel arch looks a lot like the rear wheel arch of the Lamborghini Countach, the doors and rear view mirrors look like they've been borrowed from the Lamborghini Aventador, same
with the air vent just in front of the rear wheels, on the other hand the wide and
thin LED
taillights look similar to the ones used on the Veneno and the Asterion concept.
- * Upgraded front grille - *
Thin LED headlamps - * Aggressive vents in the hood - * Big chrome grille - * Sleek profile
with coupe roofline - * Slender
taillights - * Sporty rear bumper - * No exhaust pipes
Not only the roof ends in a fastback layout
with a short and sleek decklid, but the
taillights are extremely
thin (and carved deep into the body, just like the headlamps), while the bumper has big air vents.
The rear fascia won't change much, which is a good thing if you like the A8's new and sleek
taillights with a
thin light bar across the upper trunk lid.