All Production cars articles – Page 21
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ArticleDesign Development: Chery FV2030 concept
Behind-the-scenes of the creation of Chery's Beijing motor show concept
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ArticleThe Designers Pt 7: Guy Burgoyne, Geely
VP of Geely design on the firm’s rapid expansion and the challenge of meeting high expectations of tech in cars
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ArticleBeijing 2016: Infiniti QX Sport Vision is a (design) language lesson
Consistency is key to the recent run of concepts
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ArticleBeijing 2016: Citroën C6 is better inside than out
China-only sedan offers much more appeal once you make it inside
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ArticleThe Designers Pt4: Ed Welburn, General Motors
An extract from our latest Car Design Review 3 yearbook with GM's retiring design VP
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ArticleShow Report: New York 2016
Up close with the key production cars and concepts that debuted at the New York auto show
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ArticleThe Designers Pt1: Gorden Wagener, Daimler
Mercedes' VP of design on embracing digital thinking, working as a team and how design is essential in shaping the success of a brand
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ArticleWho's where: Mitja Bokert to head Centro Stile Lamborghini
Porsche director of exterior design will succeed Filippo Perini
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Car designs of the year named by Car Design News
Volvo S90 and Porsche Mission E awarded at special Geneva motor show event
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Get your copy of the definitive guide to a year in car design
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ArticleDriven: Mazda MX-5
Progress through re-evaluation of classic concept reinvigorates a genuine icon, the Mazda MX-5
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ArticleDriven: Volvo XC90 (2015)
Getting to know Ingenlath’s first Volvo in the real world, the XC90
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Driven: Ford Mondeo wagon
Your impressions when looking at, getting in, and driving an unusual classic or sports car, are strong and distinctive. The value the design delivers is clear to see - the peaks and troughs of consuming the design are explicit.
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Driven: Honda FCX Clarity
It may be powered by a hydrogen fuel cell but the Honda FCX Clarity is no work-in-progress; its technology awkwardly shoehorned into an existing model. Nor is it a brittle concept without suspension banned from exceeding 30mph. It's a safety-tested four-seat executive sedan designed from scratch to accommodate hi-tech underpinnings.
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Driven: BMW 335i Cabriolet
Driving the car over the course of a week made us value details such as the hidden exterior door handle lights that come on at night when you approach the car, the way that the rear seatback folds forwards to give a large luggage area that can be secured (roof ...
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Driven: BMW 335i Cabriolet
The 3 series has come a long way. While the original 1975 E21 was initially only available as a two-door sedan, it was soon transformed into a cabriolet thanks to an aftermarket conversion kit by Baur. In 1982, the E30 was a two or four-door sedan until several years later, ...
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Driven: BMW 5 Series GT
It's an illustration of the place London has become that it's typically possible to park brand new or exotic cars on an average street and be met with studied indifference by the average passer by. So why, during a week of driving a BMW 5 Series GT, were we made ...
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Design Review: Lexus IS
The old IS200/300 was a simple concept, clearly targeted at the BMW 3 Series: a sporty, compact executive car with a straight-six engine and RWD, available in sedan or sporty wagon format. This new model is a much more complex product, in some ways more mainstream, in others more sophisticated and focused. The new design direction is meant to express three fundamental elements of the Lexus ‘L-Fin
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Driven: Chevrolet Orlando
Chevrolet recently launched the new Orlando crossover in the UK market. The seven passenger vehicle - which eschews a conventional monovolume MPV package in favor of a more bulky, upright one that aims to fill the same need - will be sold in the North American market as well as ...