coupe is no stranger to KIA, but the Koup hardly has the sports car look (it is just a two-door car and that’s that) and that’s not to mention the pretty standard performance you get with most KIA’s rides. that leaves the Korean automaker a void to fill by the KIA GT4 Stinger Concept you see here.
for those who fondly remembers Toyota’s iconic performance cars such as the 2000GT, Celica, MR2 and the Supra, the Toyota FT-1 Concept is your hope of renewing your love for high performance Japanese sports car. the “FT” here stands for “Future Toyota” which indicates that this ride is the
Infiniti is a brand that’s closely associated with luxury than performance. unlike other luxury marques, it practically has nothing to boast about when it comes serious performance like what the M rides and AMG has been doing for BMW and Mercedes-Benz, respectively.
the Volvo Concept XC Coupe you see here is the second of the three concept cars that the Swedish automaker will be introducing based on the firm’s new Scalable Product Architecture (SPA). at a glance, it does look a little like the Concept Coupe, albeit on a slightly ‘fuller’ side
these days, tech-heavy automobiles need not to wait till major auto shows to make their debut. you know why? because geeks love cars too – especially those rides that speaks high tech all over it, like this Audi Sport Quattro Laserlight Concept Car which will be rolling into the 2014 International CES next week.
plug-in hybrid, or electric vehicle for that matter, is still relying on the grid, which most likely generates electricity through burning of fossil fuel. not exactly the cleanest of the clean if you really look into where the source of electricity comes from.
first shown at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show, the Toyota Fuel Cell Vehicle Concept Sedan or Toyota FCV Concept will be making its debut in North America at the 2014 International CES next month. the hype of electric-powered vehicles have overshadowed this other alternative fuel
during the recent Los Angeles Auto Show, there was another car that had us all excited and it was the Nissan Sentra NISMO Concept. yes. it is a small sedan and yes, it is one that tricked out by the revered NISMO. we haven’t been so excited about Nissan sedan since Primera and the SSS models, but our excitement proved to be
not only will Subaru be pulling the wrap off the next-generation WRX at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show, but it will also be showing off the Subaru Legacy Concept which will let auto enthusiasts have a peek into the future design direction of the company’s flagship model. with the emphasis on the design direction also means detail specs are not known
the future of cars is exciting, made even more by promising by concept such as the Nissan BladeGlider Concept Car you see here. if you thought the BladeGlider looks a little familiar, you’d be right, because it indeed has some DNA, in particular the form, from the DeltaWing we saw a couple of years ago and the more recent ZEOD RC, which is destined to make its debut at the next year’s Le Mans 24 Hour race.
again. the Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Survival Machine you see here is something money can’t buy. based on the 2013 Santa Fe Sport, this particular zombie apocalypse four-wheel survival machine is designed by Anson Kuo and was picked as the winner from among more than 82,500 fan submissions on the The Walking Dead Chop Shop configurator app.