Cars – Page 49
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ArticleNew Car: Volkswagen Gira
Autonomous interior concept from Volkswagen goes on display in Berlin
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Cadillac N.A.R.T. (1970)
A racing team's redesigned Eldorado, by Zagato
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ArticleLA 2016: Ford EcoSport - Kuga's kid brother grows up
Ford's CUV matures, but its interior could do with a refresh
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: L'Oeuf Electrique (1942)
The mother of all bubble cars has something to say to us about the car of the future
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New Car: Honda WR-V
Reflecting the importance of Latin America to global carmakers, Honda has developed the WR-V in Brazil
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Ford & The Future: Moray Callum
Ford design VP Moray Callum tells us what the future holds for the blue oval
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: The Kar-A-Sutra (1972)
In 1972 the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York held an exhibition: Italy: The New Domestic Landscape. A number of avant-garde Italian architects and designers were invited to submit work for what would become one of the seminal exhibitions of the decade, and included Mario Bellini’s Kar-A-Sutra
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Stout Scarab (1936)
William Bushnell Stout took inspiration from aviation to create the world’s first minivan the Stout Scarab. The Scarab recently acted as inspiration for the Hyundai Prophecy concept (2020)
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Ford Indigo (1996)
Twenty years ago, Ford predicted an IndyCar in every garage
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ArticleNew Car: Xiaopeng Auto Electric SUV
Crossover concept shows interesting China-specific design details
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ArticleRinspeed previews a 2017 concept car – complete with space to grow plants
Interesting Oasis concept will debut at January’s CES in Las Vegas
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: General Motors Firebird IV/Buick Century Cruiser (1964/1969)
The concept car that believed you only live twice
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ArticleCorvette Rondine (1963)
Ask any Corvette enthusiast the significance of the year 1963 and an excited smile will break across his or her face. That was the year of the introduction of the second generation Corvette, the C2, with its dramatic styling, shape, and controversial split rear window, all courtesy of Larry Shinoda and the GM Design team.