stuff we drool about

The Halo Interceptor Morphing Car

The Halo Interceptor is an amazing concept car by british designer Philip Pauley. This vehicle can morph into a jet or a boat, all you need is to slip the car into a series of different chassis. This would definitly come in handy for bond or batman.



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LAMBORGHINI PERDIGON CONCEPT | BY ONDREJ JIREC - Image

LAMBORGHINI PERDIGON CONCEPT | BY ONDREJ JIREC

We don´t feature concept vehicles very often, only if we come across something truly spectacular. Today we feature the Lamborghini Perdigon Concept by Ondrej Jirec, a final year Transport Design student at the Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, California. The car is inspired by several jet fighters, the most visible of those cues is the large air intake mounted just below the windscreen. Other amazing concepts worth a look: - Ferrari Xezri by Samir ...
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THE VANGUARD SCOUT

After capturing our attention with the mighty impressive Ferrari 308 Brawler, 3D artist Carlos Pecino, also know as ColorSponge, has now turned his watchful eye to an International Scout Truck restoration that looks insane. The Vanguard Scout is inspired by the crazy Baja rally machines, but keeping as much as possible from the original Scout design, just changing the necessary to wear those crazy wheels and suspension, and using pure functional design. For this cre...
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Lexus ROV

In response to the growing passion for the outdoors and adventurous spirit of luxury consumers, Lexus has unveiled a mighty off-roader powered by Hydrogen. The ROV (Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle) uses a 1.0-liter unit fed by a high-pressure compressed-hydrogen tank, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a simple single-gauge display that feeds the driver vital information, and synthetic leather seats that feature their own suspension, smoothing out bumps as you tackl...
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