SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
I’ll get working on reviews
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IRL stuff and school are getting in the way a bit, but i’ll have them by the weekend 
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2069 Zephorus P 201
Going fully for the 80s retrofuturism flavour of Cyberpunk, the Zephorus manages to integrate futuristic features on a classic body, without being too crazy or aggressive. Fully opaque windows, cameras, wheel covers, unusual body work, you name it, it has it
2067 Delphinida Prospera Tritium
This entry fully takes to heart the suggestion of using current-day design turned up to 11. With crazy aero, wild lighting signatures (which have front to back symmetry), as well as the implication of nuclear power, this is certainly the cyberiest of the bunch.
2069 FMC Phoenix
This entry could easily be mistaken for something from 2015. While it does implement futuristic tech, as well as a unique lighting signature, it fails to fully embrace a futuristic/cyber aesthetic.
FRF Ambiamo
This entry also has futuristic tech implementations, though the production team isn’t quite happy with the overall design of the car, as they feel it’s a bit lacklustre.
Standings
4th Place: @VanZandt_Breda
3rd Place: @Lanson
After much deliberation, as both of the top options greatly satisfied the producers, they ultimately went for the Zephorus, for its simpler, less aggressive lines. If they were in the position to tie, they would, as both designs are amazing in their own ways, and both capture the cyberpunk aesthetic incredibly well.
2nd Place: @azkaalfafa
Winner: @Riley
Congratulations to Riley for the win, as well as the rest of the participants!
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I have time, and hopefully the willpower to host a new round of TMCC, so give me a few days to plan out some ideas. Thanks for hosting an interesting round @the-chowi
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Great top competitors! They are both really thoughtful and inspiring
Thanks for hosting, @the-chowi !
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That was an interesting competition indeed. Congrats to Riley for placing on top, and thank you to @the-chowi for hosting!
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