"The overall shape of the Stratos was inspired by the streamlined design of the highly-prized Bugatti Type 57, produced from 1934 – 1940, while the front end contains design references to the Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 Mille Miglia. Rounding out the mix is a touch of the “futuristic optimism” of industrial designer Raymond Loewy’s (1893 – 1986) gorgeous Art Deco steam locomotives," JamesList reports.
"The overall shape of the Stratos was inspired by the streamlined design of the highly-prized Bugatti Type 57, produced from 1934 – 1940, while the front end contains design references to the Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 Mille Miglia. Rounding out the mix is a touch of the “futuristic optimism” of industrial designer Raymond Loewy’s (1893 – 1986) gorgeous Art Deco steam locomotives," JamesList reports. Read more from JamesList here." alt="This is designer Bruno Delussu's rendition of the Bugatti Stratos Concept car.
"The overall shape of the Stratos was inspired by the streamlined design of the highly-prized Bugatti Type 57, produced from 1934 – 1940, while the front end contains design references to the Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 Mille Miglia. Rounding out the mix is a touch of the “futuristic optimism” of industrial designer Raymond Loewy’s (1893 – 1986) gorgeous Art Deco steam locomotives," JamesList reports. Read more from JamesList here." style="display: block;" src="http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/07/09/gal_car.jpg">
It is a hydrogen-powered, three-seated sports car with a driver-centered cockpit and fuel cell powerplant. This race car has a lower center of gravity than almost any modern, piston-engined sports car, Motorology reports. Not to mention, it's a lot more environmentally friendly." alt="
For a Honda that's a little less futuristic, check out the Honda FC Sport concept car - the FC stands for 'fuel cell.' This car is promoted as the "hydrogen sports car of the future."
It is a hydrogen-powered, three-seated sports car with a driver-centered cockpit and fuel cell powerplant. This race car has a lower center of gravity than almost any modern, piston-engined sports car, Motorology reports. Not to mention, it's a lot more environmentally friendly." style="display: block;" src="http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/04/09/gal_car_11.jpg">
The company says the following about the car, "defying categorization and providing utility and practicality, the Soul'ster exhibits distinctive design cues and satisfies multiple consumer needs. Jalopnik calls it an "ultimately useless concept car based on the well designed and totally functional four-door segment bending Kia Soul."" alt="
Remember the El Camino? This Kia Soul'ster's got a bit of that same look - modernized, of course - with its camino bed. This concept car also has a 1.6-liter, four-cylinder engine mated to a five-speed manual transmission with 120 horsepower.
The company says the following about the car, "defying categorization and providing utility and practicality, the Soul'ster exhibits distinctive design cues and satisfies multiple consumer needs. Jalopnik calls it an "ultimately useless concept car based on the well designed and totally functional four-door segment bending Kia Soul."" style="display: block;" src="http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/04/09/gal_car_1.jpg">
The car has a radio with audio tagging so the driver can buy music with a simple click, a navigation system that recommends fuel-efficient routes and stored seating positions and temperatures, the Washington Post reports.
Nervous parents can employ the "teen setting," which limits speed and warns owner of erratic driving or if the car is out of a specified range. There is also a navigation system that links to city-street cameras, allowing drivers to see traffic situations in intersections in real time." alt="
The Chrysler EV Concept is an extended-range electric automobile with trend-setting innovations designed for maximum driver convenience.
The car has a radio with audio tagging so the driver can buy music with a simple click, a navigation system that recommends fuel-efficient routes and stored seating positions and temperatures, the Washington Post reports.
Nervous parents can employ the "teen setting," which limits speed and warns owner of erratic driving or if the car is out of a specified range. There is also a navigation system that links to city-street cameras, allowing drivers to see traffic situations in intersections in real time." style="display: block;" src="http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/04/08/gal_car_1.jpg">
dam cool cars
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