Photo: Theophilus Chin
We are not downplaying the good looks showed by the freshly unveiled Alfa Romeo Giulia, but some designers might have a crush on the Italian beauty.
The reason we're saying this has a lot to do with a recent creation coming from Theophilus Chin, who did a little experiment involving Giulia's face and Jaguar C-X17 prototype's body.
As you can see in the picture above, the result is not another Frankenstein of the auto world (in any case, it is prettier than Bentley's Bentayga SUV) but as we all know, design features are a subjective matter.
There's nothing wrong with adding a beautiful face to a muscular body as the one showed by the Jaguar C-X17 - recently confirmed as the production model we know as Jaguar F-Pace.
However, we don't know if the new facial treatment goes in depth and includes the Ferrari-sourced 3.0 all-aluminum twin-turbo V6 petrol engine churning out 510 HP, but that's an impressive piece of hardware even for a sportiness-oriented SUV like the Jaguar F-Pace is marketed by its makers.
Speaking of the F-Pace, it was only last week when we saw pictures of a pre-production test mule of the SUV almost free of camouflage. So it's quite understandable why until JLR officials show us the F-Pace in the metal, any idea from pixel manipulators is welcome as long as it comes with a few renderings to support it.
We're also interested in what you have to say about this design swap, so let us know about opinion in the comments section below.
As you can see in the picture above, the result is not another Frankenstein of the auto world (in any case, it is prettier than Bentley's Bentayga SUV) but as we all know, design features are a subjective matter.
There's nothing wrong with adding a beautiful face to a muscular body as the one showed by the Jaguar C-X17 - recently confirmed as the production model we know as Jaguar F-Pace.
However, we don't know if the new facial treatment goes in depth and includes the Ferrari-sourced 3.0 all-aluminum twin-turbo V6 petrol engine churning out 510 HP, but that's an impressive piece of hardware even for a sportiness-oriented SUV like the Jaguar F-Pace is marketed by its makers.
Speaking of the F-Pace, it was only last week when we saw pictures of a pre-production test mule of the SUV almost free of camouflage. So it's quite understandable why until JLR officials show us the F-Pace in the metal, any idea from pixel manipulators is welcome as long as it comes with a few renderings to support it.
We're also interested in what you have to say about this design swap, so let us know about opinion in the comments section below.
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