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The Designers Pt5 – Aamer Mahmud, Coventry University
An educator's take on the current state of car design
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Starting Out: Car Design Glossary - Part 2
Racing-derived like their wire-wheeled predecessors, this is the generic name for any non pressed-steel, metal wheel - the single most important piece of automotive jewelry.
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Who's Where: GM reshuffles its design management structure
GM announces a number of changes to its global design management team.
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Starting Out: Portfolio Development
Setting out your portfolio can seem like an endless task; as soon as you finish one, it's time to start over with the latest stuff, a cycle that often continues beyond design school.
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2016 Michelin Challenge Design entries close on 1 June
The entry deadline for the 2016 Michelin Challenge Design is fast approaching. There are just two weeks left to submit your entries to the competition, ahead of the 1 June deadline.
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Who's Where: Luc Donckerwolke leaves VW Group, Sielaff in at Bentley
Shock departure for key Volkswagen Group figure
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ArticleNew Car: Chevrolet Camaro (2016)
Although the latest sixth-generation Camaro shares nothing but the bowtie logo mounted on the trunk lid with its predecessor, the design of Chevrolet's 2016 Camaro has kept close to the formula established by the outgoing model.
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Design Contest: Toyota opens forklift design competition for European students
Toyota Material Handling Europe has launched its latest design competition. Following the inaugural competition held two years ago that asked students to create a new tow tractor, the latest edition concentrates on creating "a forklift like you've never seen before."
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Rover Mini Spiritual and Spiritual Too (1997)
The alternative future of Mini, borne of a rejected proposal
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ArticleDriven: Volvo XC90 (2015)
Getting to know Ingenlath’s first Volvo in the real world, the XC90
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ArticlePatrick le Quément, 22 years at Renault by Peter Stevens
How le Quément revolutionized Renault design
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New Honda Civic to debut at Paris Motor Show
Sep 13, 2000 - The name remains the same, but as far as the new Civic is concerned that’s just about the only link with previous generations of Honda’s most successful car in Europe.
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Mini Cooper to make world debut at Paris Motor Show
Sep 12, 2000 - The unveiling of the British-built Mini Cooper will take place at the Paris Motor Show on Thursday 28 September 2000.
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ArticleThe competition grows among the celebrity railroad designers by Peter Stevens
This post was re-published with the kind permission of Peter Stevens
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: NSU Trapeze (1973)
The rotary-powered four-seater concept that put safety first
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Cosmopolitan new Mini visits lifestyle capitals before Paris Motor Show
Sep 11, 2000 - The Mini Cooper of the year 2001 has been on tour through the world’s most trend setting cities before going to Paris for the opening of the "Mondial de l’Automobile" where it will be officially introduced.
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GM to build new design studios as part of $1-billion investment in Warren Tech Center
General Motors has announced a $1-billion investment program for its Tech Center in Warren, MI. The multi-year project is the biggest in the Center's 59-year history, and will see a host of new building and renovation work take place at the Tech Center campus between now and 2018
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Audi exhibits a design study for a super sports car
Sep 7, 2000 - The ‘Autostadt’ in Wolfsburg - Audi’s pavilion is in darkness. Then the spotlights come on and a car appears that is surely not of this world - at least, that’s the first impression it creates.
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2006 Detroit Auto Show Design Trends and Overview
Feb 27, 2006 – There is always something energising and exciting about the Detroit Auto Show, the first major international motor show of the year and the most significant auto show in the states. Detroit has some of the most theatrical new car launches; this year the Chrysler Aspen was ...