CT Carbon is back with another YouTube video featuring Mark McCann's Lotus Emira. Watch as they transform it with a full CT Design carbon fiber kit and catch Mark's reaction! Plus, lowering the car for that extra wow factor.
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The effects are a bit conservative, but I saw this kit on a dark verdant car along with some yellow highlights and it looked a lot better. I think the reason is that on the lighter colored cars, the black bits kind of fade away and are not generally noticed, which gives the car a slim silhouette. But when the CT carbon kit is added, it calls attention to itself, and the effect is not as good as on darker cars where it accentuates what's already there.
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Get ready for something special! We're back with another YouTube video featuring Mark McCann's Lotus Emira. Watch as we transform it with our full CT Design carbon fiber kit and catch Mark's reaction! Plus, we'll be lowering the car for that extra wow factor.
Good observations here. I definitely don’t like this kit on the Seneca. It looks a bit better on the Verdant…The effects are a bit conservative, but I saw this kit on a dark verdant car along with some yellow highlights and it looked a lot better. I think the reason is that on the lighter colored cars, the black bits kind of fade away and are not generally noticed, which gives the car a slim silhouette. But when the CT carbon kit is added, it calls attention to itself, and the effect is not as good as on darker cars where it accentuates what's already there.
Correct, a copy and paste of the description to add context to the video. I will edit it up a bit so it doesn't sound as if I'm associated with the video.Oh I see, you copy/pasted the description. FYI makes it sound like you are the one saying the text, possibly not what you intended.
I think those kits work on performance saloon cars like the M3 because they make it stand out from the crowd. However, when you're starting with a bespoke sports car shape I don't think it's necessary. Lotus did such a good job that pretty much everything I've seen aftermarket seems to detract from the original pure design.
Reminds me of this guy who suggested how the Emira design could be improved but to my eyes, it was all a value subtract...
Having said all that, I wouldn't say no to a carbon engine cover
Totally agree. I don't think I liked a single change he made, except for replacement of the Emira badge
All say aye....Personally I think it looks like crap. They've taken the Emira's elegant design and added a bunch of cheap-looking aero parts that make it look vulgar.
Not every car benefits from adding stuff to it.
100%.. nailed it. Nothing more to addPersonally I think it looks like crap. They've taken the Emira's elegant design and added a bunch of cheap-looking aero parts that make it look vulgar.
Not every car benefits from adding stuff to it.