Yamaha is one of the biggest names in motorcycles, but its history with four wheels runs much deeper than most people realize. Long before the company showed futuristic concepts at the Tokyo Motor Show, Yamaha had already designed its own sports cars, engineered engines for other automakers and experimented with everything from lightweight city cars to a Formula 1-powered supercar. Some were created entirely in-house, others were developed with major Japanese automakers, and

The 1992 Ford Bronco Boss Concept looked like somebody took a fifth-generation Bronco, smoothed out every hard edge, painted it bright yellow and sent it straight into the future. That was basically the point. Ford created the Boss Bronco for the 1992 auto-show circuit as a look at where the full-size SUV could go during the decade. It kept the real Bronco's V8, four-wheel drive and towing capability, but wrapped them in a much more aerodynamic body with a retractable roof, r

The Renault Zoom was a highly innovative electric concept car developed in partnership with Matra and introduced at the 1992 Paris Motor...

The 1992 Vector AWX3 Prototype (often referred to as WX3) was developed as the intended successor to the Vector W8 by Vector Motors...

The Jaguar XJ220, originally introduced in the early 1990s as one of the world’s fastest supercars, has received a fresh, modern update...

The Lamborghini P140 represents a pivotal moment in the history of the Italian automaker, symbolizing the brand’s attempt to develop an...

The 1992 Ferrari Testa d’Oro, also referred to as the Lotec Colani Testa d'Oro, is a standout project designed by Luigi Colani, built on...

The Batmobile has evolved significantly since its inception, becoming one of the most iconic vehicles in popular culture. Featured in...

The Renault Racoon, unveiled in 1992, was a concept car designed to push boundaries both on and off the road. It boasted a...

Embark on a journey through the 1990s' most revolutionary concept cars, from high-performance supercars to eco-friendly hybrids. Explore...

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

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....