MOTOR-DESIGN
The Ferrari F40 is undoubtedly one of the icons of the supercar industry. Its design, wide shoulders, large wing, and movable lamps were all breakthrough in automotive design in the 1980s, and when introduced, this design supported the unprecedented performance of the car.
The F40 was also the last car to get the personal approval of the Enzo Ferrari, a high-end brand for all supercars.
The F40 is one of the most beautiful cars designed by the Italian designer Pininfarina and one of the distinguishing marks in the history of cars.
This inspired the designer Samir Sadikov to develop a new design of the F40 representing the spirit of the new era with a nappy on the originality of design.
The design looks impressive, inspired by the F40, but in a revolutionary design that highlights the car’s personality and the original design features of the original F40 in a modern mold, although it may seem somewhat compact.
The design is called the F40 Tribute, and there are several interesting features in the F40 Tribute. Perhaps the most interesting is the triple exhaust holes that are arranged vertically rather than horizontally as in the original Ferrari design. Also, the triangular side ventilators came in harmony with the Side design and integrated with the rear of the car and engine compartment, of course, this design is complete with the creation of metal wheels with distinctive and complementary design elements and give the integrated appearance of the car.
What’s also impressive is that Sadikhov has designed a carbon fiber monocoque cabin for the car.
The F40 Tribute by Samir Sadikov is a personal project and not intended for any commercial purpose.
