Originally posted by: hanoverphist
Originally posted by: Mentat
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Originally posted by: LogitechFreak
yes but high back shows signs of a nissan.. this car doesnt look as if its a prototype, but a tricked out car for a present maybe...or a unveiling for a celeb that paid a garage to customize it to the fullest... i mean c'mon look at the rims and the paint job.. thats nothing a factory would do..its a custom job.. nothing special...
in that case, I would agree, cuz Prototype will not use rims like those.
first off, i think its a nissan b/c the car following it with a walkie talkie was a nissan. I think its a prototype b/c thats what they do with prototypes. cover them up so people cant see the details of the design. the car manufacture wants to get some specs on the car without the public knowing about it
i worked a car show here in az way back in the late 90s. every single one of the prototypes was trucked in, closed up in a special trailer. each one was put on custom jacks that allowed us to wheel them around freely without worrying about steering or engines, and each one was not covered in the stuff that car is covered, which is used to protect the car fromdamage while transporting (either on the road or on the back of an open trailer). if they reallu wanted to test out the cars for specs or whatever, they would take it to a proving ground... proving grounds whole purpose is to road test cars without public scrutiny. theres a couple here in az as well.
overall, looks like a custom being delivered, and the chase car with the walkietalkie was the guys ride home.