Supercars are designed and built to accelerate and go around corners quickly on smooth tarmac, but what if you have one with raised suspension, body cladding, and beefy off-road rims and tires? It’d probably look somewhere along the lines of this digitally manipulated previous-generation Ford GT and would even be decent off-road, but nowhere near as good as it originally was on-road.

It is the creation of Rain Prisk, and it looks like you could tare across a field in it full throttle, flinging lots of mud and grass behind it in spectacular rooster tails while popping the occasional wheelie over a crest.

Would something like this be practical and feasible? Certainly, but I doubt any Ford GT owner would want to chop up their car and ruin it as a road-going car just to get the badass looks of the vehicle in this rendering. It certainly can be done, and the resulting vehicle would probably break the internet, but aside from that Bentley Continental GT that got converted into a proper off-roader, people don’t seem to be lining up to do such conversions.

Further reading

Read our full review on the 2005 - 2006 Ford GT.

Read our full review on the 1964 - 1969 Ford GT40.

Read our full review on the 2017 Ford GT.