The Moskvitch 2139 Arbat minivan, a notable Soviet automotive concept, emerged in 1991 as a promising addition to the transportation...

Behind the iron curtain, Soviet engineers and designers dared to dream big, concocting a captivating array of concept cars and prototypes...

The German racer Kurt Lotterschmid in the late 60s and early 70s, performed on cars of his design, then he focused on tuning serial...

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...

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...

Jotto Caspita, even if largely unknown, is probably the most famous Japanese supercar. It was conceived by Jiotto Design inc. of Japan, a...

At the 1987 Tokyo Motor Show, Nissan unveiled a sporty concept reminiscent of the Lotus Seven. It was an open cockpit design with bulging...

The 1990s marked an era of bold experimentation and innovation in the automotive industry, particularly evident in the realm of concept...

The Zagato Autech Stelvio (1989 - 1991) is the product of a collaboration between Zagato and Autech-Japan. One of Nissan's special tuning...

The Geo brand launched in August 1989 with the assurance that Geo customers would find, purchase, and service their vehicles through...

The idea of ​​the Gnome was presented to the VAZ design team by P. Prusov, who was then the deputy chief designer. He also gave the...