CARS IN TRANSFORMERS 4

The new cars of Transformers 4 have been on display for over a month now. Beginning with Autobot leader Optimus Prime and leading through a mysterious alternate big rig, it’s pretty obvious Michael Bay‘s part-sequel, part-reboot is going to have a lot of machinery under the hood.

Optimus has a more streamlined look this time compared to his previous screen appearances, with a raked hood, chromed grill, and massive curved front bumper that make the truck look less than a traditional semi and a bit more like an overgrown sports car.

Paramount just released what they’re saying is the final reveal of the cars of Transformers 4. (We’ll believe it when we see it.) What makes this reveal different is, once again, this car hints at a storyline in the film. Remember in the first Transformers when Sam got a beat up old Camaro that turned out to be Bumblebee, and then Bee morphed himself into a top of the line Camaro? Seems that’s going to happen again on June 27, 2014. Though we’ve already seen an old Bumblebee, the final reveal is the brand new Bumblebee: the 2014 Concept Camaro.




The Pagani Huayra, Bugatti Veyron and the Lamborghini Aventador will have another thing in common (their first commonality is that I can afford neither of them!) very soon. All these three hyper/super cars will be featured in the next Transformers movie.

Transformers 4, the next addition to the series, will see these cars transforming from their sleek carbon/titanium/aluminium body shells to angry robots.

And while we’re calling it Transformers 4, the films director, Michael Bay has announced that the name of the movie has not yet been finalized. He promises to keep us updated on the movie.

Bay has however, confirmed that all these cars would be featured in the movie.

 

Yet another high-performance machine has been announced for the upcoming Transformers 4 movie, due out next year. The latest is a Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4, finished in the car’s stunning Nero Nemesis black hue.
The movie’s director Michael Bay posted a single photo of the car on his personal blog, describing it as “extraordinary and exhilarating.”