The Lincoln Continental Concept 90 was a concept car from 1982. The car was designed for five passengers and was displayed in the...

The first bulletproof Popemobile was built following the first assassination attempt on John Paul II in 1981. The British design firm of...

In 1979, the FIA announced a radical change in the racing-car classification system. With a newly created Group B scheduled to begin with...

The Lancia Orca is a prototype car from the Italian brand Lancia. The car was developed by Italdesign, with its mechanics based Lancia...

The Marco Polo was merely a styling exercise by Ital Design that few people know about. Not a running prototype, this Giugiaro design was...

The TPC (Two-Person Commuter) was the lightest car built by General Motors., weighing 1.070 pounds. Contributing to the car's low weight...

The single seater vehicle is a "lean" machine in the true sense of the word as it leans into corners like a motorcycle while keeping the...

The GM Aero 2000 was a concept car built in 1982. The car had no steering wheel or brake/acceleration pedals. Instead, the driver used a...

Mini Max is a Ghia platform concept for a two-door sport wagon with a commodious rear compartment and an immense, vertical glass rear...

The Mustang-based Topaz was unveiled at the 1982 Congress of the International Society of Automotive Engineers in Detroit. The Topaz...

Like the Ghia AC of 1981, the Quicksilver was based on the AC ME 3000 chassis, lengthened by eleven inches. Five passengers could be...

Probe IV was, in fact, the third example of the Probe series. Probe II never appeared, and Probe III was a concept created for Ford...