The Lotus M200 concept car was first presented, as a Speedster version of the Lotus Elan M100, at the Frankfurt Motor Show of 1991. This...

When Nissan enthusiasts think of ASC (American Sunroof Company | American Specialty Cars), the first thought is often the Nissan 240sx...

Ryoji Yamazaki founded Art & Tech studio in 1989 in Tokyo. However, the first works were done in Japan and the Italian branch in Turin....

The Zender Speedster was based on the open-top 1.3-liter Suzuki Swift GTI. Zender was satisfied with the engine’s power output at 101...

In 1989, at the Geneva Motor Show, the German manufacturer unveiled the Zender Fact 4 concept. Two years later, with the intention of...

The Vario II is a 2+2 with a modular roofing system proposed by the Swiss student Alexander Guye of the Art Center College. Of the...

The 1991 Volkswagen Vario 1 was an open buggy concept based on the Typ 86C Polo platform that was presented at the Geneva Motor Show....

Toyota demonstrated its unwavering commitment to people-friendly car-making for the 21st century that harmonized with society and the...

The Toyota AXV-IV is a personal commuter-friendly to the earth’s environment, featuring a substantial reduction in weight, excellent fuel...

The AXV-III was a concept vehicle first shown at the October 1991 Tokyo Motor Show and later at the February 1993 Chicago Auto Show. The...

For us, the Toyota Avalon is a big sedan tailored for the American market. However, the first car with that name was far from being as...

The 1991 Suzuki SPRY was a design study for a small coupe with a mid-mounted 1.3 litre DOHC engine. It was presented at the 1991 Tokyo...