These 6 SUVs Have Been Rendered As Saloons And We Don't Hate Them
When Jaguar Land Rover trademarked the name ‘Road Rover’ a while ago, the Internet was suddenly awash with renders showing Range Rovers digitally converted into saloons. The reality is the car will be a low-riding crossover, but what if some of the world’s most popular SUVs were turned into saloons?
That’s what this set of images intends to find out. Perhaps deliberately, most of the vehicles chosen as starting points are quite boxy, resulting in a couple of vehicles that look like they’re straight from the 1980s. Riffing off those aforementioned ‘Road Rover’ renderings, the current Land Rover Discovery has also been given a saloon treatment here.
We know we should probably find all of these things heinous, but we can’t help but dig at least a few of them. What do you think?
Hummer H2
Nissan Juke
Ford Explorer
GMC Yukon
Mercedes G-Class
Land Rover Discovery
Souce: Budget Direct
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
Comments
Nope.
Not gonna lie the juke looks kinda good
Honestly they’d look better as wagons, as at least that way they keep most of the proportions, and the height is just lowered a bit, also just because wagons are the best looking cars next to hatches.
That Juke looks great!