Japanese Students Create Nissan Roadster & Nbsp; GT-R And & Nbsp; Many Other Strange Cars

In addition to two unusual Suzuki Jimny, students of the Japanese technical college NATS brought modified Nissan and Lexus roadsters, as well as the ToyotCamry sedan and the MazdCX-5 crossover to the Tokyo Motor Show. All of them are stylized for other models.

From the Nissan 350Z, known in Japan as the Fairlady Z, the students made a roadster with a Nissan GT-R face and lift doors. Seen strictly from the front or rear, the car is difficult to distinguish from another tuned GT-R. However, the side view immediately reveals the original car, even with the use of the coupe door handles. In the trunk of the roadster, a powerful audio system is installed, and in the cabin there is a brightly decorated front panel with door cards and a folding steering wheel.

In the same scenario, the ToyotSoarer convertible (aka Lexus SC430 in the global market) with a hardtop turned into the latest generation ToyotSupr. Like Nissan, it is styled after the Fast & Furious movie franchise with paintwork and crazy body kits with highly flared wheel arches. Under the hood of the open Supra, the legendary three-liter "turbo-six" 2JZ-GTE is installed.

Another idea of ​​Japanese students - ToyotCamry with optics and bumpers from the GT86 coupe. Due to the smaller size of the two-door, the sedan had to narrow the front and rear. And to completely confuse everyone, the creators wrote on the rear window - ToyotCorolla.

Crossover MazdCX-5 prepared for off-road. He received toothy tires, a powerful bumper guard, plastic wheel arch extensions and a roof rack.