Euro As F*ck

The Corrado was suppose to be my normal car, the car you commute from the shop and back, completely inconspicuous, drawing no attention to the car and myself,
Well it's only been a month and a half, and I've already dropped the entire idea of simplicity for this.


I just went full Euro Stance.



I had the car given an entire makeover.



So what have I done.

Well firstly I had the PG motor turbocharged and got rid of the G60 supercharger, the car just needed a little more push in power.

With a turbo added, a 4" straight pipe, new hi flow injectors, and a new tune, she makes a modest, 342 WHP and 302 lb/ft of tq which imo is just enough, that and any more power would blow the motor to bits.

Exterior wise I had to back to Europe for some inspiration, and I came out with this.

Bright Colors

Rims from an Italian Brand

And Carbon Ceramic Brakes from an Audi or Ferrari.

And I checked all these of these off the list.



The color Baby Blue, nothing to insane or crazy.

For rims I got some matte black Alfa Romeo 18" Teledials and behind those, Carbon Ceramic Brakes from the 458 Italia which I got at a steal and I finally got my car converted to five lugs.

I went with that Italian route because Alfa hasn't been present in America till recently with the 4C so this is just odd to see here, a German car with Stock Italian Rims.

As you can also see I had the fog lights shaved off the front bumper for a clean sleek look with some cheeky eyelids, I saw a few photos of Corrados with cuts on the right fender acting as a scoop for the superchargers intake, not that I needed the cuts, I just thought it would look cool. I moved the rear badges from the rear of the car to the Trunk to keep with the shaved smooth surface, and I smoked out my rear lights.

And finally if you noticed I got some bright Yellow Hella Supertone Horns, no reason I just like them and added them.

The car is still gonna be my daily driver but now it has more character and personality added to it.



Look at her, just magnificent.