Three ‘difficult’ automotive children. What links them?
The Chevrolet Corvair has nine where you would expect to find twelve.
The Alfasud has sixteen where you would expect to find eight.
The Rover 2600 has six where you would expect to find twelve.
What are they?
What’s hard to believe is that this design was the product of seasoned designers.
The 1993 Nissan AQ-X has several small and large errors that add up to something of a disaster. But we will learn from this. Being charitable, it’s a packaging car. The rear compartment has stupendous legroom. The doors open wide for easy ingress and, when you need to, egress. Up close the vehicle is finished to a professional standard (I mean at about 10 cm distance). At 10 metres you begin to wonder whether the person who had sketched the car had sketched many cars before this. Continue reading “Concept Car Du Jour”
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