1990s

This van is the brainchild of American filmmaker and photographer Harold Blank, whose entire body and some of the car's interior are...

The 65th Turin Motorshow (1994) was used to present a series of concepts based on the Punto. A six-wheeled pickup, the Doblone uses a...

Designed by Tom Tjaarda and revealed at the Geneva Motorshow in 1996, the new Isotta-Fraschini T8 was a 2+2 Spider with a hard-top. It...

German Tilo Klumpp's asymmetric "BMW Fun Car" concept was the winner of a student competition organized by BMW in 1994. The task for the...

At the 1997 Geneva Auto Show, Gigliato Design presented a new Sportcar, the Aerosa. Automobili Lamborghini and Gigliato Design were to...

Built from scratch by Englishman Bill Carter, the Top Cat is powered by a Jaguar V12 engine. The unusual layout, in which the driver and...

Yamaha began competing in Formula One in 1989. Using the experience they had gained during that time, they wanted to build a...

Ryoji Yamazaki founded the Art & Tech studio in 1989 in Tokyo. The Vera was a follow-up to the Lamborghini-based Sogna. It was a...

IDR (Industrial Design Research) Arex (American Roadster Experimental). The most unusual car on hand though was an AREX, whose acronym...

From the same man who designed the Renault 16, Phillippe Charbonneaux came up with a concept and revealed it at the 1992 Paris Auto Show....

The Méga Monte Carlo is a French sports car. In 1989, Fulvio Maria Ballabio designed a carbon fiber monocoque sports car under the newly...

After World War II, the hungry French auto industry switched from luxury chariots like Bugatti and Delage to unpretentious microcars,...