Local Motors Rally Fighter to Premier at SEMA - Community-Designed

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Local Motors Rally Fighter
Rally Fighter concept sketch / Sangho Kim
Rally Fighter concept sketch / Sangho Kim
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Local Motors Rally Fighter renderings
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Local Motors Rally Fighter renderings
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter
Local Motors Rally Fighter

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dmanero

This is actaully pretty hot. I can seriously see this on the road. And proably why I like this is because it something diffrent. Great job.

November 2, 2009 12:49 pm

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Theobald

I love this car, it's like a Lancia Stratos for the 10's! It just has one flaw as I see it (as did the Stratos), it's RWD. 4WD would make this a proper rallycar for all kinds of surfaces, not just the "deserts of the American Southwest"!

November 2, 2009 1:29 pm

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Bristol411S3

So the parallel with a Stratos is what exactly? Different continents, different engine/transmission configurations, different heritages... They are as similar as Miley Cyrus and Luciano Pavarotti!

November 2, 2009 1:43 pm

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MTC

in what way? the Lancia Stratos is one of the most beautiful car ever made and this? I'm not saying this car is ugly, but compare to Lancia Stratos......

November 2, 2009 2:59 pm

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Theobald

The differences are what makes it the modern "equivalent", instead of the Ferrari-sourced engine it's a clean diesel for eco-minded times. Midship is highly inconvenient if you actually want to use the car as a daily driver, but they're both coup?s meant for rough terrain, and I bet the Stratos has been an inspiration! While it's no Bertone, I think it's an excellent looking car, and the way the car was "designed by competition" is more with the times than anything else with the car! Not to forget the fact that it's a purpose-designed rally-car...

November 2, 2009 4:26 pm

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HEMI426

Reminds me of the vw concept T

November 2, 2009 6:27 pm

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