All ConceptCarOfTheMonth articles – Page 2
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ArticleThe Cars of Ian Callum: Jaguar R-D6 concept
A push for a 21st-century Jaguar spawned this highly influential sports hatch
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Linea Diamante (1953)
Arguably Italy’s greatest modernist architect, Gio Ponti also had a whirl at car design with the Linea Diamante
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Pontiac ‘Ghost Car’ (1939)
The transparent Pontiac Ghost Car was unveiled at the 1939 World’s Fair in New York as part of General Motors Futurama exhibit
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ArticleCitroën’s Ami One urban mobility concept: small yet significant
The French firm’s centenary city car puts them squarely into the wider mobility landscape
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Bertone Delfino and Zagato Zeta 6 (1983)
Two remarkable coupés, the Bertone Delfino and the Zagato Zeta 6, presented an alternate future for Alfa Romeo GT cars
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Triumph XL90 (1967)
In 1976, British marque Triumph proposed a vision of the year 2000, the XL90, which foreshadowed the modern MPV
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ArticleCES 2019: Hyundai Elevate concept UMV can stand up and walk
A collaboration with Sundberg-Ferar gives this mobility concept some legs… literally
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ArticleCCotW: Alfa Romeo Canguro (1964)
A Giugiaro classic – rejected, ruined, but reborn thanks to a new generation of admirers
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ArticleConcept Car of the week: Dome Zero (1978)
Launched at the Geneva Motor show in 1978, the Dome Zero designed by Minoru Hayashi was a Japanese concept car that echoed Italdesign or Bertone
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ArticleConcept Truck of the Week: Ford Super Chief (2006)
The trend towards luxury has produced a number of interesting truck concepts over the years. One of the largest and most interesting was the Ford Super Chief concept of 2006, which was, despite appearances, more of a personal limousine than a pick-up truck
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Nash Astra-Gnome (1956)
The Nash Astra-Gnome, a time and space commuter for the 21st Century designed by Richard Arbib
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: ItalDesign/Volkswagen Project Orbit (1986)
Following the success of the Golf, Italdesign proposed a radical duo – Machimoto and Orbit – to evolve Volkswagen’s small car concept
