Meet the car that has a longitudinal front engine over 450 hp V8 with rear wheel drive, ready for road races in style Maserati car company to which I dedicated this project.
Qualifies as a pure exercise in style, or an anticipation of the next sport the house of origin Bologna. The inspiration comes from vintage cars such as the Merak, the Indy, the Khamsin and the latest Gran Turismo. The stylistic elements that make it instantly recognizable are the details of external polygonal shape as the front grille and the composition of the taillights.
The most recognizable stylistic features of the coupe are the sharp peaks and rear fenders, which are dissolved in the door panel to define a side view of the car to accentuate the wheels, hence the name of the project.

English and not Italian name deliberately because the basic idea contrary to traditional lines and the theorists of the body that leave dall’anteriore along the hull to the rear.
And ‘in fact been developed, combining a classic design with a startling new line combinations and risky high-tech, modern materials for the bodywork and chassis, so as to provide a futuristic vision of technology and style. Like most of the modern concept and production cars, the huge wheel with twenty inch rims take a higher percentage of the side view than any conventional car.The rear wheels are big and exaggerated are the “legs” that the rear cover, and these, with the central fuselage, seem to divide into three parts, the rear view of the concept on which are fixed the tail lights. Aggressive and athletic on the front, very powerful in a racing marked by a rear spoiler and an extractor to increase downforce.
The cabin passengers is beyond the tapered tail of the car. The idea to recreate a look almost of yacht is made possible by an excessive use of glass for the passenger compartment that accommodates two comfortable seats, plus a large compartment for a 2 +2.

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The Maserati Shortcut 99 Concept was conceived by Italian designer Andrea Spaggiari and features a longitudinal front V8 engine that is good for a healthy 450bhp. The designer claims that the concept embodies stylistic design elements that make it instantly recognizable as Maserati. The only identifiable design elements that would lead me to believe that this was a Maserati concept are the signature three polygon fender grill cut outs and the rear taillights that resemble the GT.

The Maserati Shortcut 99 is a 2+2 coupe concept that is supposed to be a blend of classic design with a modern twist. Maybe I would be able to accept the concept as a quality design if it weren’t associated with Maserati…. Maybe I just don’t like the concept in it’s entirety. But one this is for certain, I could certainly think of a much better way to spend my hard earned $200,000. I’ll pass on this one.