The shape says Mazda to me, but it's missing a few holes and bumps to be any of the ones I'm familiar with D:

i give a hint, its only 2 vents in front bumper missing and headlights but the car itself is a Italian 2 door 4 seater :P

I'm gonna take a wild shot and say a Scaglietti

yupp

I spent a bit more time on google images figuring that out than I care to admit XD

yeah i picekd it as it was a really interesting shape to the car

What tutorial did you use? I've been re-learning it, going through a small tutorial series by Blender Guru where you model a donut with sprinkles on a table next to a coffee cup, which actually covers all of the basic modeling and lighting tools.
If you were interested, yourself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT5oZndzj68&list=PLjEaoINr3zgHs8uzT3yqe4iHGfkCmMJ0P&index=1

I did that a few years ago and I still screwed it up. There was a vertex on the other side that was still selected and I dragged it back.

I'm been poking around with Blender 2.8. Luckily I never really used 2.79 on back. I don't need to relearn it because of the new interface.

Its a CAR! :D

I think you're right! This definitely looks like that specific vehicle type.

Ferrari 599?

612 scagiletti

I've been poking around with Blender 2.8. I've been wanting to make all of my characters into 3D but my job seems to get in the way when I make any progress. I really want to do it all in 3D, characters and scene.

It'll be more helpful once it's out of beta.

On the model itself, you've done far more that I ever did in Blender. I don't think I could've pulled this off and have it look good. I take it the mirror modifier was used.

yes its to keep it symetrica,

I watch a tutorial on character modeling and that guy doesn’t like to use the mirror modifier for character modeling. I found out why too. On the neck, there was this protrusion sticking out. Some things went wrong but another artist fixed it.

I gotta try and get back into learning to model a character. Every time I did, I had to work 10-hour days. I haven’t done any practice and no 10-hour days.

Is that the madcap shader?

matcap yes

That's cool that you are getting into blender. :)

Cool! You should also look up how to use the shader nodes in cycles. You can make so many cool surfaces once you figure them out they make some realistic looking surfaces. From resin, carbon fiber, wood to lava.

may as this car has multiple options for materials in interior... as my other projects has real wood on the interior

Yeah, I can see that. There is a lot of flexibility with the node editor you can literally make any material you want once you understand the complex node network and how to arrange them into the material you want.

If you have any questions I may be able to help out as I am also learning this stuff.

yeah for now im gonna figur out to make transparent parts and cut out the lights and model all underneath that and also se if one can paint straight on the meshes as real time texture