VH_Supra26
04-23-2008, 05:42 PM
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http://www.motorauthority.com/images/BMW/Odds/M_Zero//BMW_M_Zero_6.jpg
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A sort of automotive Frankenstein’s monster, except sexy instead of hideous, the M-Zero concept was designed as a BMW despite containing elements of Audi, Aston Martin and Mercedes-Benz, among others. Photo artist Mael Oberkampf’s creation is little more than a flight of fancy, but as a design study, it’s brilliant.
Combining some of the best elements of cars like BMW’s 6-series (check out the front third of the car) and Audi’s R8 (the midsection) with Aston Martin features (rear haunches) and yet coming out with a final product that seems totally original is a feat that has largely escaped the Chinese stylists that have taken a similar approach to design.
Still, it’s nothing more than a rendering, and will not be produced by BMW, although some enterprising individual or coach builder could finance a one-off model. One can only imagine what a beast it would be, powered by the V10 from the M5 - or even better, rebranded as an Audi with a mid-mounted diesel V12.
http://www.motorauthority.com/images/BMW/Odds/M_Zero//BMW_M_Zero_2.jpg
http://www.motorauthority.com/images/BMW/Odds/M_Zero//BMW_M_Zero_3.jpg
http://www.motorauthority.com/images/BMW/Odds/M_Zero//BMW_M_Zero_5.jpg
http://www.motorauthority.com/images/BMW/Odds/M_Zero//BMW_M_Zero_6.jpg
http://www.motorauthority.com/images/BMW/Odds/M_Zero//BMW_M_Zero_9.jpg
http://www.motorauthority.com/images/BMW/Odds/M_Zero//BMW_M_Zero_8.jpg
A sort of automotive Frankenstein’s monster, except sexy instead of hideous, the M-Zero concept was designed as a BMW despite containing elements of Audi, Aston Martin and Mercedes-Benz, among others. Photo artist Mael Oberkampf’s creation is little more than a flight of fancy, but as a design study, it’s brilliant.
Combining some of the best elements of cars like BMW’s 6-series (check out the front third of the car) and Audi’s R8 (the midsection) with Aston Martin features (rear haunches) and yet coming out with a final product that seems totally original is a feat that has largely escaped the Chinese stylists that have taken a similar approach to design.
Still, it’s nothing more than a rendering, and will not be produced by BMW, although some enterprising individual or coach builder could finance a one-off model. One can only imagine what a beast it would be, powered by the V10 from the M5 - or even better, rebranded as an Audi with a mid-mounted diesel V12.