All Concept of the week articles – Page 2
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ArticleConcept Cars of the Week: Italdesign’s 20th anniversary cars (1988)
Giugiaro celebrated 20 years of success like only he could, with a trio of radical concept cars: Aztec, Apsid and Asgard
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ArticleCCotW: DAF Siluro (1968)
Celebrating the Golden Anniversary of a most unusual sports car concept
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ArticleCCotW: Bertone Pandion (2010)
A highly dramatic return to Geneva for Bertone, mixing sci-fi and high-tech with hawks and helmets
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Bob Peak’s Ferraris (1965)
American illustrator Robert “Bob” Peak was more famous for movie posters until he met North American Ferrari importer Luigi Chinetti. The pair embarked on a collaboration with compelling results
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ArticleCCotW: Pontiac Club de Mer (1956)
The Club de Mer is an often-overlooked concept that predicted the future of Pontiac
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: The Italdesign Aces (1973-’79)
A trio of often-overlooked concepts by Giugiaro – The Italdesign Aces
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ArticleCCotW: Ford Megastar I and II (1977, ‘78)
Marrying the exotic wedge to the sensible sedan, with the help of divisive graphics
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ArticleConcept Cars of the Week: The ItalDesign ‘M’ Cars (1978-82)
Sleek, smooth and enormously influential concepts from Giugiaro including the Lancia Megagamma, the 1978 ItalDesign M8, Lancia Medusa and the Lamborghini Marco Polo, we trace the connections
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: BMW X-Coupé (2001)
Chris Bangle’s now famous Flame Surfacing made its debut in the form of the BMW X-Coupé at the 2001 North American International Auto Show
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ArticleCCotW: Honda PUYO (2007)
Honda’s glowing, squishy pet for urban transport may yet find new relevance
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: GMC Terradyne
The Terradyne was General Motors’ turn-of-the-millennium vision of the urbanised future of the truck
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Holden Hurricane (1969)
Tuesday, 4th March, 1969. A select group of journalists had been invited to Holden’s Technical Center at Fishermen’s Bend, Australia for a secret unveiling of Holden’s first-ever concept car. Among those assembled that day, there was great curiosity. After all, Holden – as a part of GM industrial empire – was only 21 years old (it was independent before World War II), and its technical centre was only founded in 1965. Holden was a producer of staid family transportation, so what could be so top secret?
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ArticleConcept of the Week: Oldsmobile Profile (2000)
A compact SUV concept that looks strikingly contemporary
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Renault Nepta (2006)
A land yacht for cruising the Corniche, the Renault Nepta is an open-top grand tourer with classic lines and proportions evoking classic open-topped cars like phaetons, or the classic 1960s Lincoln Continental convertible
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Vauxhall SRV (1970)
When a young GM designer named Wayne Cherry was asked, in 1965, to travel to the UK for a temporary assignment at Vauxhall, he eagerly accepted the invitation. In addition to automotive design, Cherry was an avid racer, and longed to see some of the legendary European races in person. It seemed like the perfect opportunity.
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ArticleMaserati Medici I (1974) & II (1976)
A rare design misstep by Giugiaro led to a chance for redemption
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