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The first A8's design reflected Audi's gentle foray into the executive sedan market by sticking rigidly to the marque's then Bauhaus-inspired house style. So how does the third generation stack up? Owen Ready finds out... More...
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The Honda Personal Neo-Urban Transport, ‘P-NUT’ for short, is a relatively light hearted concept car from Honda, why else would they contrive a name that sounds like ‘peanut’? More...
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In 1999 Volkswagen launched the ‘3 liter’ Lupo, the world’s most fuel-efficient car capable of using only three liters of fuel per 100km. Now, ten years later, Volkswagen has revealed the Up! Lite concept, previewing a production design due in 2011 that claims a fuel consumption of only two liters per 100km. More...
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Honda’s designers may have directly referenced an old 1960s car with the design of their 2009 EV-N concept, but to dismiss it merely as an unthinking piece of retro car design would be a mistake More...
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The majority of Daihatsu vehicles are Kei cars and the Deca Deca is a prime example of a design that maximizes the interior package within the tight size restrictions, emphasizing space efficiency and roominess over a strong stance or sculpted exterior. More...
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The 2009 LA Auto Show delivered some impressive concepts and some important new production debuts as well as the Design Challenge and the engaging ‘car design vibe’ unique to the show and California generally. But the biggest take-away this year was that it was a show dominated by Asian and European designs... More...
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