2010 Arash AF-10

2010 Arash AF-10 design review

            Most people would say it’s an Enzo copy, but when the Enzo isn’t even in production anymore, its anyone’s game.  Last year no one had ever even heard of Arash, but this year it seems that everyone is going to hear about them.  Considering they are using styling borrowed from the Enzo Ferrari and that ​this is coming from a British company, 

your bound to see some sort of reaction about the 2010 Arash AF-10.  
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         When all eyes in Britain are on the rebirth of McLaren, it would only seem the best time to come out of nowhere and release a car which evokes as much excitement as the original F1 model.  Of course, when you make that wild car look similar to an Italian car you might get some mixed reactions.  One of the great things about this car, is that it takes a great design, and makes it better.  The AF-10 fixes the problem of the dome look and loses the fighter front end.  Of course, this is not without creating some of its own problems.  
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       For starters the outline of this car evokes an Enzo appeal, this could be problems when you are trying to see this car to Ferrari fans.  Second it is really hard to find any markings of who makes the car.  This creates a problem to potential consumers trying to find out if it’s a cheap Enzo kit car, or an actual supercar.  And lastly, they could have picked some wild looking rims, since the ones on the car are kind of mainstream supercar.

Everett J.
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Overall Grade: B