Using a fwd as donor.
http://www.studentroadster.com/odmevi/Student_Roadster_brosure_prw.pdf

disappointing - i was expecting it to be a british university

otherwise, very interesting.

Boring, uninventive, unoriginal, foreign.
I drew better at school when doodling.

I like it - pity they didn't go with middy layout though.

If varsity is this interesting now can I please go back or is 61 too old

[Edited on 3/11/10 by Ivan]

i liked how the first photo was taken in the dark, went a bit downhil from there for me i'm afraid

Like the spelling; 'brosure'.

Even babblefish does better than that!!

"i liked how the first photo was taken in the dark, went a bit downhil from there for me i'm afraid "

hahahaha

i thought the whole concept was rather a non event

Sorry if the first impression is "This is so bad we have to hide it in shadows"

Needless to say I didn't look further than that, and they need to get rid of that picture if they intend anyone to do so

I think the whole thing is fantastically well done.
It's meant to be an exercise in a feasible proposition for a full production car.

As such, it's hugely impressive to me.

I thought it was quite intresting but as above the styling was very bland.

I was impressed by the whole process, fantastic learning exercise for everybody involved.

Designing a FWD coupe is always going to be very difficult, accommodating a transerse engine ahead of the front wheels is well tricky. Plus they had to use all the sub-assemblies such as the pedal boxes, steering etc.

I liked the chassis design and I liked the way they built a jig from the donor shell. The actual shape might not please many people but I can't think of too many production FWD sportscars that look any better