It is possible. We have the technology.

It’s a great idea to create mid-engined masterpieces out of existing front-engined cars if you are a skilled designer and have a passion for automotive art. This stunning Chevrolet Corvair rendering by Abimele Design shows that, but there is one important difference. The engine of the classic Corvair was not in the front. It was instead at the back, as in the very back.

Unfortunately, the digital transformation makes the Corvair a four-seater and makes it a two-seater. But, there is no doubt that this second-generation model looks absolutely amazing. Abimele Design’s renderings are extraordinary, as is their usual. It is possible to view the car from several perspectives. This includes a stunning cutaway rendering that shows how the engine fits inside the car, from the transaxle to the exhaust to the carbon fibre air intakes in the quarter glass. It looks just like a real car and we want to drive it.

This leaves us with just one question. Is there anyone who is going to rise to the challenge and bring Corv8 to life.