car design thread

I can't put my finger on why, but that's giving me classic Citroën vibes.

All the best,
Andrew.

 

I saw this concept on facebook. It really does try to use every trick from the 1970's and 1980's with 2025 details.


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Introducing the 2028 Howard Johnson's 28 Speciale'
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I attended the ArtCenter car show today. It was one of the features of their Alumni Reunion weekend so I saw a lot of old school friends. As for the cars, they were supposed to be designed by alumni or owned by alumni, so that opened the door for pretty much any car. The highlights are shown in the images. The Mustang wagon was interesting. The placard listed Peter Brock and Robert Cumberford as designers and the text in the framed article mentions a Peter Brock sketch. I will have to ask him about his involvement.
I sculpted the yellow Integra 1/4 scale model over 30 years ago! It was cool to see it again.

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not depressing, but slightly sad :[

 

Yeah, I was wondering about that too. I've never seen one with the "light bar" in body colour, only brushed alloy or perspex.

 

The pre 71 cars had fixed lights under plex covers which carried the graphic across the front. From 71 to 73 they had pop up headlights with (generally) bodycolor surround.

 

Peter Brock said he wasn't involved with the Mustang wagon, but it was apparently built based on his sketch shown in the article.

 

Looks much better in body color if you ask me.