Hyundai's N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo Car

Muroc- the legacy of Gyro Gearloose?

Stepping closer to the thrilling Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo concept car one could think it was fine-tuned by Gyro Gearloose, the clumsy nerd of the comic series Donald Duck. Doesn't it outer shell appearance looks like an exciting breeding of a Jetfighter, Batmobile, shark or ground vehicle?

Ein modischer Geniestreich in Rot

Das Opel GT Concept- hässlich oder genial? 

Die Adam Opel AG gehört seit 1929 zum amerikanischen Automobilkonzern General Motors (GM) und wird heute weltweit unter verschiedenen Markennamen vertrieben: in den USA, Kanada, Mexiko und China als >Buick< in Australien, in Neuseeland als >Holden< und in England als >Vauxhall<. Schon damals lag der deutschen Automobilmarke das "modische Gen"im Blut, mit dem Bau der ersten "Opel Nähmaschine" in Rüsselsheim, welche sich erfolgreich bis über eine Million Mal verkaufte. 

The new generation!

The McLaren P1 GTR concept

Every car created is designed with an aim. A stated objective that defines the car and so the philosophy of everything for a reason started with race driver Bruce McLaren. It's part of the McLaren DNA and underpins every design and engineering decision they make. Bruce founded 1965 the McLaren Racing that is second only to Scuderia Ferrari, the most successful team in the history of Formula One, and hold the record of fifteen victories in one season (1988). Today the racing company is part of the British McLaren group. 

Made in Italy crashed in England

The Giugiaro concept car 'Parcour'

ItaldesignGiugiaro has been a part of the Volkswagen Group since 2010 and has its roots in February 1968 when Giorgetto Giugiaro set up a design studio that represented an innovative formula for the car industry. More then 300 car models have been created like Lotus Esprit S1, Fiat Uno, Fiat Punto, DeLorean DMC-12, Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT and many others.

Homage

The Sergio Pininfarina Car Concept

Pininfarina was the premier coachwork provider to Ferrari in the 1950’s. No other company worked closer with Enzo Ferrari for a standardization of style that reflected speed and elegance. It was an independent Italian design firm specializing in coach building for many luxury car manufactures such Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, Peugeot, Fiat, GM, Lancia and Maserari.