Agreed. The car is already very curvy and benefits from a few sharp lines in the front, but it looks like D is going to take it. I voted A.

im always torn on these sorts of contest. Always great to see talent.
but spec work...
http://www.no-spec.com/faq/

I was very surprised too..some of those kits look too similar to the ones already produced.

The most neutral kit to me was C and personally looked the best (looks like hanzo's with a carbon insert.)

A. looks like VARIS
B. looks very 5Axis front...and horrible sides
D. looks like Greddy/Bunny front lip TRD Sides
E. Looks like Ings if they went with home depot garden trimming.

^This.

I would not submit any of my work to them for what they are offering in return. Not unless the winner receives part of the money from sales of the kit.

What makes it worse is that even if they did offer that to the winner it's still getting free designs from many designers who would deserve to be paid for even submitting.

But they don't even offer that to the winner.

It's always up to the individual whether or not they submit, but it just sets a bad precedent and encourages the continuation of this practice.
Which has already affected the (creative) industry negatively, from a freelancers perspective.

This is a little different. We submitted designs because frs/brz is our hobby/interest. If this was for design submission for something else I wouldn't have submitted anything.