These fan renders include a few other premium brands, but some aren’t bad.
Most of you will be familiar with the basics of a urban car. These small urban runabouts are often associated with Japan’s 1980s car market. However, you can still find them in America in the 1950s with European cars like the BMW Isetta or Crosley in post-1942 America. There are some common characteristics in all cases, including a small size and enough horsepower to move with traffic.
This is what makes the slide show of “what if” so entertaining. Aksyonov Nikita, a Behance.net designer, has a new set to show city cars. But, the twist is that they are from Porsche and Bentley. Lincoln and other designers. These renders show city cars made by automakers, which are a perfect example of the opposite nature of micro-machines.
You’re likely thinking about the Aston Martin Cygnet, the rebadged Toyota urban car that did actually make it to production for a few more years. Here’s an example of what other premium automakers might create if they decide to do so.