so you wanted wireframe here it is.you can understand that i'm working with differetn UV curves and i dont use fillets just blend surface and lofting styles.i couldn't get into internet for almost two years.i started rhino 1 year ago so i didn't use any tutorial on rhino.i'm a self educated man in rhino same as adobe photoshop/illus. and bryce and.... etc.i first downloaded wyatt turners lam. miura tutor. and what i see that i am using opposite ways but it was correct because i'm designing only race cars(sometimes sportscars).i made the body in one piece its really hard to do becouse it took my one day to arrange curves. after that it took my 4 hours maybe less to finish the car.i don't like renderin i satisfied with the gl render but companies doesn't.For the fillets; i use the curces instead of fillet first curve end the body tha is comin the secon curve bends the surface and the last one to start a new surface sometimes i obtain bad results so i use rebuilding with control curves this car has 210 control curves in the body work(you can see in the picture).why i use that.because the nose of the car is unique.you can sa that it look like audi for me it is not i have the 2003 R8 audi's technical files so i can say that.nose of my car is much more higher than audi R8 the use the airintake in the fron for cooling the brakes i use the intake for coolin the engine. i made the nose look like audi but workin like a Toyoto GT1 nose yo can see in the chasis picture marked with the blue circle. well ican tell you all the aerodynamical mechanics i use on that car(not the suspension and engine i didn't draw them).And I'm finishing here i always wanted to be a race engineer but education in my country is really disgustin and poor(so f**k the education).I'm studying physics now And I will not be able to study aerodynamics because my school hasn't got a aerodynamics prof. or educator(so another f**k for my school).My branch will be nuclear science after i graduated from school(I think I'm going to blow up the school on that day).