The Milano Vision GT is the next Italian V8 supercar the world needs

No, this is not a new and exciting mid-engined supercar from Ferrari. It comes from the mind of talented designer Alexander Imnadze Baldini, and it is called Milano Vision GT. Instead of trying to conceive a new supercar from an existing automaker, the designer chose to create the vehicle as if it came from a small company based in Milan, Italy, that builds cars for games such as Gran Turismo and Forza. The truth is that it has a shape and proportions similar to those of the Ferrari 296 GTB.

The front of the Milano Vision GT immediately catches the eye thanks to the elegant headlights located on the outer flanks of the fascia. It also features a prominent grille and large brake cooling ducts for the front brakes. The front half of the car is dominated by flowing lines and includes an elegant windscreen and well-shaped side windows.

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From the side, the two-tone wheels of the Vision GT make an immediate impression, as do the large air intakes located just behind the front wheel arches. The wing mirrors are also particularly striking, though they would probably need to grow in size if a car like this were ever built.

We especially like the rear half of the car. It offers voluptuous side panels that flow smoothly into a simple bar of LED lights stretching across the width of the rear. Baldini has also envisioned the supercar with a single centrally mounted exhaust outlet and a relatively subtle diffuser, as well as a hydraulically operated active rear wing.

At the rear, there is also a glass cover placed over what appears to be an eight-cylinder engine. Either way, we would love to see this car reach production because it has it all: appeal, purity, design and, above all, a powerful V8 engine.