Drawing its origins from the French word cabriole (pirouette) from the time of the horse-drawn carriages, the convertible car is...

The name of the car, first introduced in 1989, is ES-30. This "Experimental Sports Car - 3.0 Liter" was shown at the Geneva Motor Show as...

Developed in conjunction with Seat, this car was the proposed future mid-range car for Spanish manufacturers: it entered production in...

Part of a unique pair of concept cars, the Ghia Zig Concept debuted in 1990 with the Ghia Zag. Finished in mica black, the aerodynamic...

Futuristic yet practical and versatile, the Ghia Zag was a sports multi-purpose concept similar to a small van. It offered convertible...

Citroën Scarabée d’Or was a concept of an all-wheel-drive passenger car created in 1990 by the French company Heuliez. The name recalled...

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

Under the name Helios is hiding a program presented in Geneva in 1991: a blue coupé all in length with gullwing doors, a white...

In 1991 at the International Motor Shows of Detroit and Geneva, Pininfarina presented the Chronos, a research concept based on GM...

On the 1992 Geneva Auto Show, Lamborghini presented a prototype of an open-top version of their flagship, the Diablo Roadster, naturally...