When you say the names E9 or 2000 CS in front of BMW fans from Munich , it certainly won't leave them alone. Legendary models from the history of BMW still belong to the jewels of the automotive industry . Designer David Obendorfer tried to show us how both coupes would look in a modern form , and even combined into one car.
He based his retro coupe on the already existing 6 series coupe , but at the same time relied on the design elements of both historic coupes. This can be seen in the front mask with a pair of narrow and elongated kidneys , the design of the front headlights, which, however, do not lack LEDs , or in the design of the rear part, which is very simple. The body profile impresses with relatively short overhangs and yet elongated front and rear parts.
The interior relies on a three-spoke steering wheel , a wooden dashboard and leather upholstery in combination with a multimedia system , which is hidden under a wooden panel with the inscription CS Vintage in the "rest state".
The only flaw with this coupe is that we will probably never buy it in real life and everything will remain with the computer generated designs. At the same time, this coupe would make much more sense than all-encompassing hybrids of SUVs and coupes of the X4 or X6 type…
Source: David Obendorfer
