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Having succeeded in establishing the Prius as the undoubted ‘poster child’ of the righteous eco driver movement, Toyota is now embarking on reinforcing its green credentials and defining a new design language for these models. This is where the FT-CH concept comes in. More...
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Even iconic brands have difficulty expand beyond the design parameters that brought them their success. For a brand like GMC, whose model line is based on mildly revised Chevrolet trucks, vans and SUVs, that task seems even more ambitious. More...
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Overshadowed by another exposition - the Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas just days before - far out ideas were put on hold in favor of immediately relevant designs at the 2010 NAIAS. More...
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The first A8's design reflected Audi's gentle foray into the executive sedan market by sticking rigidly to the marque's then Bauhaus-inspired house style. So how does the third generation stack up? Owen Ready finds out... More...
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The Honda Personal Neo-Urban Transport, ‘P-NUT’ for short, is a relatively light hearted concept car from Honda, why else would they contrive a name that sounds like ‘peanut’? More...
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In 1999 Volkswagen launched the ‘3 liter’ Lupo, the world’s most fuel-efficient car capable of using only three liters of fuel per 100km. Now, ten years later, Volkswagen has revealed the Up! Lite concept, previewing a production design due in 2011 that claims a fuel consumption of only two liters per 100km. More...
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