QDR Maserati MC20 GT2 || ACC Custom Livery

Vaporwave. Retrowave. Synthwave. All terms which roughly point towards a similar style of music and accompanying album-art. You can call it Miami Vice-like. Outrun-like. Whatever words you choose to describe the style, it is undeniably inspired by the bright neon colours and bold synthesizer melodies of the 1980s.

And, it’s quite the vibe…

Personally, I’ve been listening to this style of music since at least 2010 when French musician Kavinsky released the album ‘Nightcall’. This is around the same time when many artists of the genre made their debut, like Lazerhawk and Miami Nights 1984. Later accompanied by artists like, for instance, Peturbator, Carpenter Brut, and Power Glove.

All this to music history to say: I’m quite the OG when it comes to this genre. So imagine my eagerness when I was requested to turn that vibe into not 1, not 2, but 3 liveries!

The first of which, for the Maserati MC20 GT2, is published whenever I hit ‘publish’ on this post. The other two will have a sneak preview below:

Now it’s time for the MC20 version to shine. You can view the video above or the screenshots below for a better view of this livery.

Do you want to download and use this livery? Feel free to do so by clicking the big red bar below which leads you straight to my shared Google Drive from which you can download the files (free of charge!).

Download the QDR Maserati MC20 GT2 livery here

• Do you want to know how to install this livery? I explain it in this post.
• If you want to start making your own, click here for my tutorial to get started. And,
• If you want to see my custom ACC liveries, feel free to check them out here.

Do you want to request or commission a livery instead? Follow these steps here.

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QDR Maserati MC20 GT2 – studio shots

QDR Maserati MC20 GT2 livery – action shots

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