U.S. Designer Creates A Mean-Looking VW T6 For Carlex Design

The Volkswagen Transporter T6 isn’t exactly the most desirable vehicle on the market. However, Carlex Design’s latest creation is an eye-catcher.

For its latest project, the interior customization specialist collaborated with American artist Jeral Tidwell to create a T6 the retains the practicality of the standard model but looks much more aggressive.

It doesn’t take long to recognize the differences between this Transporter and a regular one. For example, the front consists of a bespoke bumper with new air intakes and a new lower grille. Additionally, it incorporates a diffuser which, admittedly, would look better attached to the rear bumper.

Elsewhere, the van has been equipped with a set of custom wheels, while the rear incorporates a roof spoiler, quad tailpipes, and a new bumper. Completing the exterior modifications are graphics on both sides and a number of bright yellow accents.

Inside is where Carlex does its best work, and it’s no different with this T6. The seats now feature plush black leather and Alcantara and are adorned with grey and yellow graphics as well as yellow stitching. The steering wheel has also been appointed in black leather with yellow stitching, while distinct floor mats help to neatly tie everything together.