This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to all other 3D formats. Native format is .skp 3dsmax scene is 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 The Cobalt VI-10 was Cobalt's view of the future, it's unrelentingly odd design alongside it's superfluous engine makes it the most out-of-the-world car on the road. Its engine is a 3.5V6 made and designed specifically for power. It managed a good accelerating time of 6 seconds and a top speed of 155MPH, or 163MPH unlimited. The car has parking sensors both on the front and the rear bumper, it includes other essential gadgets needed for every car. The criteria behind it's strange design is, Cobalt was trying to make a convertible ute, made to rival the HSV Maloo. Then, one of their co-designers came in, implying that they should do something more, unique, or better still, weirder. And so, the engine was then moved onto the back end. They however, forgot to remove a small thing after switching the engine to rear end, the flying buttresses. The car got onto a bad start on production, selling at least 3 a month. Cobalt lost money on every one of them built, that the production was stalled for a week after 5 months into production. Although, Cobalt managed to design other versions of the VI-10, which boosted up productions up to 80%25. The costing of the vehicle started at RM250,600 in Malaysia, GBP46,200 in Britain, USD68,685 in America, and EUR62,920 in most European countries. My apologies for uploading this in a Sketchup 8 guise, do be alarmed that my original laptop had its screen broken, therefore I'm quite stuck with a Dell. Please like this model.
