It’s so close to being a 1970s V8 Vantage.
The Fiat 124 spider has a lot to love. This is because the Mazda MX-5 Miata has many great features. And, as you all know, the Fiat is very similar to the Mazda in almost every way. The car is a charming two-seater roadster and a great sports car. However, it has a maximum power output of 164 horsepower (122kilowatts) from its turbocharged, 1.4-liter engine.
This rendering aims to change that. It is from tuningcar_ps, which looks quite familiar overall. This is an Aston Martin DB11wearing a 124’s face. This is as straightforward as it gets. The Instagram account emphasizes the fact that this was done on a phone that has some photo editing capabilities. It’s not the most detailed or comprehensive depiction that we’ve ever seen, but it’s still pretty good.
Both in the photo and the mashup, we mean it. We have an Aston Martin that isn’t nearly as angry than it normally is. This is a great look for the car. We’ll even suggest a simple addition. You can now make a striking tribute to the late-70s V8 Vantage by adding a few round driving lamps to the Fiat’s grille. This car is one we would happily drive every day. It also has a bit less power than the 124. The DB11’s base version has a 4.0 twin-turbocharged V8 that produces no less than 503 hp (553 kW), which is identical to the V8 in the new-generation Vantage.
This design would be a standout from the rest in Aston Martin’s range and would bring Fiat all sorts of performance. This vision may be realized through an Aston Martin/Fiat partnership.