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Mercedes-Benz AMG vision Gran Turismo concept

Mercedes-Benz AMG vision Gran Turismo conceptmercedes-benz AMG vision gran turismo conceptDesigned in collaboration with the creators of the gran turismo playstation driving series, mercedes-benz has introduced their ‘AMG vision gran turismo’, a radical sports car that features the company’s signature gull wing doors and voluminous curves.
Presented at the LA auto show earlier this week, the concept boasts a 577 horspower 5.5 liter v8 twin turbo engine capable of producing 800 lb-ft of torque at 4500rpm.
 Mercedes-Benz AMG vision Gran Turismo concept
the AMG vision gran turismo concept was designed in collaboration with the creators of playstation’s gran turismo

 Mercedes-Benz AMG vision Gran Turismo concept

the concept boasts a 577 horspower 5.5 liter v8 twin turbo engine capable of producing 800 lb-ft of torque at 4500rpm

 Mercedes-Benz AMG vision Gran Turismo concept

the concept pays homage to classic competition cars with the use of trigger latches to fasten both the hood and rear hatch

 Mercedes-Benz AMG vision Gran Turismo concept

sound designershave come up with specially-tuned exhaust notse for the eight independent exhaust pipes

 Mercedes-Benz AMG vision Gran Turismo concept

interior cockpit

 Mercedes-Benz AMG vision Gran Turismo concept

(left) kazunori yamauchi – producer of the gran turismo series
(right) gordon wagener – head of mercedes-benz design
Via[designboom]
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