Sad thing is, it looks real. But I've got a bone to pick.
You know those weird cutout pocket things in the rear bumper right above the exhaust tips? They photoshopped them out. Why is this a big deal? Because the rear bumper now looks like it weighs 500 more pounds than it did before. It looks like a massive flat panel that goes on forever. It look heavy, slow, fat, massive, terrible. Those little cutout lines are there for a reason. It's a common design technique that creates interest in an otherwise empty area and distracts the eye from the actual size of the area, making you not realize how large it really is. But this clever designer, oh boy, this clever designer got rid of it because he is a fool and has absolutely no design sense whatsoever. Someone please take away his photoshop because he is unworthy.
A 4-door GT-R would not work with the R35 generation. Those doors look way too small to be useful, and makes the car look even more odd. They should just leave everything as it currently is.
If small doors worked for the RX-8, it'll work for the GTR!
The convertible needs to get more vents in the rear bumper, cutouts on the sides, and the entire back needs to be cut down a couple inches. Just my 2 cents though.
Hehe! But I think the net gain of that 4-door GT-R would be Mazda looking like geniuses for offering the same concept at an affordable price years in advance!
