All articles by Karl Smith – Page 16
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Hillman Zimp [1964]
The Hillman Imp was manufactured from 1963 to 1976 for the Rootes Group, then later for Chrysler’s European group. It was sold in the lineup of a number of marques – Hillman, Singer, and Sunbeam – and in a number of configurations; coupé, saloon, estate (the Husky), a van and others. It was meant to be a direct competitor to the BMC Mini, and the two cars did fight it out for supremacy in the subcompact/starter car market, at least for a few years.
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Ford’s New Mobility Concept: a Baby Crib
Is the Max Motor Dreams the baby crib of the future?
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ArticleCitroën C10: Ladybird from the Future
The Citroën C10 is often overlooked when reviewing the CV of André Lefébvre. A forward-looking family car, it projected Citroën into the future and established its advanced technology credentials.
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Chrysler 70X (1969) and Cordoba Del Oro (1970)
Defining the “Fuselage” Aesthetic for a New Decade at Chrysler
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ArticleNew Car: Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet
The big Mercedes classic gets a falcon-friendly farewell
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ArticleConcept Car (OK, Truck) of the Week: Siemens Innotruck (2012)
Luigi Colani, Siemens and T.U. Munich showcase their vision of tomorrow’s truck
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Syd Mead to receive EyesOn Design Lifetime Achievement award
'Visual Futurist' to be honoured in Detroit, new artwork unveiled
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: General Motors Bison (1964)
The Bison concept by General Motors explored a trucking application for gas-turbine technology