All articles by Karl Smith – Page 8
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Concept 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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LA 2018: 12 things we learnt from Automobility LA
Takeouts from the tech conference which opens the Los Angeles Auto Show
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Concept 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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LA 2018: Five cars everyone is talking about
The vehicles, and not-vehicles, that will be remembered from the Los Angeles motor show
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LA 2018: Ford Ranger returns to North America
The US-market pickup boom continues, and Ford responds with a junior option
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LA 2018: Porsche 911 (992)
For the first time, back-to-back 911 generations are all-new... and this one is prepared for hybrid drive
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LA 2018: Audi e-tron GT Concept debuts
While we await the all-electric Porsche, Audi has already Taycan its platform...
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LA 2018: This Gaming Pod is the City Car We Need
This cylindrical simulator rig got us thinking...
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LA 2018: Kia launches third-gen Soul
The new Soul gets a bit moody... but was that really necessary?
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LA 2018: THAT Volvo Stand...
We went to look at some highly anticipated... nothing. Well, not quite nothing...
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LA 2018: BMW's dramatic, but controversial faces
BMW certainly drew a crowd, regardless of what they thought when they got there...
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Concept 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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ArtCenter Transportation Design programme turns 70
We join the celebrations at a very special edition of the ArtCenter Classic
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Concept 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