Sentences with phrase «concept cars look»

Most concept cars look amazingly attractive, then the production version ends up looking bland.

It was designed to be a luxury small SUV, with some off - road capability and concept car looks.

The I - Pace has reached production with its concept car looks intact, too.

Gerry McGovern said: «The Range Rover Evoque really does give you the best of both worlds — concept car looks combined with day - to - day comfort and practicality.

We first caught sight of what was then called the Astra GTC at the Paris Motor Show in 2011, and the production car retained all of its concept car looks.

When the Evoque was launched in 2011, it caused a major stir in the crossover class, and even after four years in dealers and thousands of cars sold, its concept car looks still manage to turn heads.

When asking some direct questions you get the silent treatment from those that know what's happening... a street legal Super Trofeo version question did get a «you are very close» response according to TeamSpeed, but no details or further elaboration could be recorded... so it can still go either way: a new limited edition high power Gallardo or a highly modified production version of the Paris concept car looking like a mix between the original Sesto Elemento concept, a Gallardo and a Super Trofeo race car... and street legal after all...

The vertical struts of the massive grille, the boat - tail rear end and the split rear window make the concept car look as if it bears a central spine and give it the stance of a sheer beast.

Chevrolet felt that the Volt needed to lose a bit of the concept car look to make it somewhat more appealing to buyers.

The concept car looks sharp, aggressive and has a low stance.

Here's hoping that Subaru designers, engineers and accountants a can hash out some way to bring a bit more of that concept car look to the finished product — or, barring that, give us enough all - wheel drive performance to make us keep our mouths shut about the aesthetics.

The Veloster had just been released, and the quirky, concept car looks drew me to it.

Yet these concept car looks are as functional as they are futuristic.

For generations, concept cars looked nothing like the production vehicles that came after the show crowds went home, but here was a vehicle that looked every bit as amazing as the LRX Concept twirling on the stand at the Detroit Auto Show, including the full - length sunroof.

A slightly longer wheelbase and a longer rear section would have made this concept car look incredibly elegant.

First off, the concept car looks like a Le Mans prototype designed by Batman, and thus, the EV only seats one.

But for now, the technology inside this concept car looks and feels innovative.

Not exact matches

The angular - looking concept version called Urus, unveiled for the first time in Beijing in 2012, had the same built - for - playboys appearance as Lamborghini's cars: sharp lines, wide rims, race - car aesthetics.

Automakers have designed some very inventive concept cars this year, some of which seem to have the sole purpose of simply looking cool (and that they do).

Looking towards an autonomous future, transportation will no longer be centered on the traditional concept of individual car ownership in favor of a new era of «smart» transportation and on - demand mobility services.

Faraday Future unveiled its concept car FFZero1 at the CES 2016, and it looks like it's one step closer to becoming a reality as the company aims to start its production line by 2018.

Obviously we can't really be sure about what the new F1 cars will look like in 2017, but concept designs and comments from those in the know seem to suggest this year's machines will be pretty awesome to look at.

A side - by - side render of this W08 concept with the 2016 Mercedes W07 shows how radically different the new cars will look.

Not only does it look great on the RS17, but it also suits a Renault concept car too.

At the start of 2015 you may remember Ferrari revealing this future F1 concept, that was basically their subtle way of giving the governing body a kick up the arse to change the sport as soon as possible and make F1 cars look awesome again.

Obviously it'll be hard to judge what the Shield looks like until we see one on an actual F1 car, although it should look somewhat similar to Red Bull's aeroscreen concept.

He's designed this mega looking Red Bull Racing concept car complete with a stunning black livery and Max Verstappen at the wheel.

He's taken current and potential future car manufacturers and created concept liveries for the Spark concept — we'd be pretty happy if Formula E looked like this in a few years» time.

And I love looking at the new stuff, especially the concept cars.

The car walker for baby is a new concept that makes your little one look and feel like they are actually driving a car!

The Toyota concept vehicle even looks like a regular car.

While this concept made perfect sense on paper, the studios soon began to look like bumper - car sheds.

The concept's silver paint has copper undertones in a layered effect to change tones as you look at the car from different angles.

Before Jerry Seinfeld drove the production car for us in 2004, Porsche wow'd the world with a wildly exotic supercar concept that looked less like a soap - shaped 911 and more like a land speed record car wearing a Porsche crest from alternate future past.

Mainstream Mercedes look pretty conservative these days, and the EQA concept is no exception, though this compact hatchback EV is a pretty clean design under its lightshow display and other show car eyewash.

The Infiniti Q80 Inspiration concept fits in above the Q70 sedan in Infiniti's naming scheme and looks to be have a dramatic design, based on this new teaser photo that shows the car's fastback silhouette.

The hybrid concept looks just about ready for the open market, given that it lacks any extravagant or unlikely show - car features.

Citroen has revealed a new concept car, which could go into production, and points at what future models in the C - range could look like.

An optional off - road package — with less prominent lower front and rear bumpers for better ramp and departure angles — is available and helps the production car look a little more like the original concept.

Actually, it's fair to say that the current Art & Science design vocabulary at Cadillac also has its roots in the front - wheel - drive Eldorado, as a look back at the hard - edged abstract geometry of the 1999 Cadillac Evoq concept car confirms.

It's a sveltely styled concept car that previews the next Mondeo - rivaling Mazda 6, and to our eyes looks a little like a shrunken Infiniti with extra creases and bolder lines.

The look of this Kia subcompact evokes some of the design cues seen on the 2013 Kia Niro concept car, which gave us some hints about the design of a possible Kia B - segment crossover.

A proper sports car has been on Kia's radar since the 2011 Frankfurt show, when we got our first look at the Kia GT concept, but things really heated up with the Kia GT4 Stinger concept from the 2014 Detroit show.

In terms of looks, we expect the production car to look like a toned - down version of the somewhat extreme red and blue concept versions of the car Honda has shown so far.

The organizers of the Formula E electric racing series want to launch a driverless support series called Roborace, and these illustrations are our first look at the concept for what these autonomous racing cars would look like.

But before then, Subaru has shown another broad - hint concept of what the finished car will look like, this time an STI version.

Much to our delight, Alpine is not only coming back with a rejuvenated, modern A110 mid-engine sports car, but it'll look almost exactly like the concept that bowed at last year's Monte Carlo Rally.

The Detroit auto show and CES had their fair share of cars and concepts that will someday look as dated as bell - bottomed jeans.

The Opel Flextreme is GM's latest hybrid concept wunderkind, a pie - in - the - sky - looking show car that nevertheless boasts some very feasible, very real technology.

Indeed, the CT6 is less daring than the gorgeous Cadillac Elmiraj concept, but editors who saw the car in person were quick to point out that the CT6 looks like much more than just a larger Cadillac CTS, with presence and flair befitting its high aspirations.