Theophilus Chin has recently created a strange yet appealing new body style, in the shape of a Roadster, for the one-off Mercedes-AMG GT sports car, which is the main replacer of the high-end SLS AMG. I love it, I might add, even if I am not much of the AMG fan. I have to admit that Theophilus Chin has done...
The lovely Mazda2 is ending up in our news again wearing a wagon body style, thanks to the renderings signed by the famous designer Theophilus Chin. It was absolutely inevitable for the Japanese based car not to be rendered in a wagon body style, that would complete the entire flat, after the unveiling of the model at the beginning of...
Some recent renderings with the Mercedes-Benz SLK have recently popped out on the web, showcasing the model in a coupe body style. The renderings are signed by the famous designer Theophilus Chin. As seen in the two renderings below, the Mercedes-Benz SLK Coupe is showcased sporting a futuristic and revolutionary design, and if it came out, it might directly compete...
I have always loved the Jaguar British carmaker, as it has developed one of the most agile and fastest sports cars in the world, and the Jaguar XE is no exception. But the good news is that the Jaguar XE is ending up in our news again, this time through some renderings signed by famous designer Theophilus Chin, which is...
After the Jaguar carmaker officially launched the XE entry-level sedan just some time ago, a rendering with the upcoming XER-S has just emerged on the web. The rendering is signed by the famous designer Theophilus Chin and is meant to provide us with a closer look on how the future model would look like. Jaguar XER-S The Jaguar XER-S is...
The first renderings with the Range Rover Evoque SVR signed by famous designer Theophilus Chin, have recently hit the web, showcasing a future SVR model. The renderings appear after the short launch of the new-gen Range Rover Sport SVR, while the Range Rover Evoque is still waiting for its approval. Range Rover Evoque SVR But until it emerges, these two...
