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Ford Sedan 1940 Stylized To Its Maximum

The 1940 Ford car line was a great styling statement, and so was the 1940 Ford Sedan Delivery derivation. Many connoisseurs of design declare it the best-looking sedan delivery ever, and it’s hard to argue with them. I hope that you will like those pictures of Ford Sedan tuned to its maximum. ... Full story

Big Boys Toy

Big Boys Toy
I don't know how to explain this one, just take a look at those pictures. ... Full story

Toyota I-REAL Concept WheelChair

Toyota I-REAL Concept WheelChair
Toyota introduced a new high end electric wheelchair concept, the new i-Real three-wheeled chair. The i-REAL is a personal mobility vehicle that represents the next stage of Toyota's personal mobility vehicle development, following the PM, i-unit and i-swing. ... Full story

VW Mini Concept Car

VW Mini Concept Car
The project, the brainchild of engineer Thomas Gnsicke, is an engineering exercise and therefore has rather whimsical features. Most noticeable are the car's canoe-like proportions: It's 4 feet wide and 11 feet long. Occupants sit tandem, the passenger straddling the driver's seat, both wedged under a 4-foot-long gullwing canopy. Full story

BMW GINA Visionary Model Concept Car

BMW GINA Visionary Model Concept Car
The BMW company announces new concept car from their factory.This automaker has named it GINA Light Visionary Model Concept Car. And the car can assume different shapes due to the material its body is built from cloth.The fabric is placed over a meshwork of metal wires that can move, controlled by eletro-hydraulic devices. As you can imagine, this is the way the car finds to change its shape as many times as the person behind the wheel decides to do so. GINA, which stands for Geometry and Functions In ?N? Adaptions, does not change only the exterior, but also the interior. More info you can find out here. Full story
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