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carsthatnevermadeit: Mercury Comet Cyclone Speedster, 1965. A customised Mercury Comet built by Gene Winfield 

carsthatnevermadeit: Mercury El Gato Concept 1970. A fastback concept based on the Mercury Cougar, with a more protruding nose and rolled front and rear pans instead of bumpers. The full-width tail lamps were interrupted by a racing-style fuel filler-cap

carsthatnevermadeit: Mercury Comet Escapade, 1965. Another custom car based on a production Mercury Comet

carsthatnevermadeit: Maserati Quattroport 1971, by Frua. The first generation Quattroporte had ceased production in 1970 but “loyal customer” Karim Aga Khan commissioner a new saloon, based on a modified Indy platform, to be built by Frua. The car was shown at the 1971 Paris Motor show. A second Frua Quattroport was built, for King Juan […]

carsthatnevermadeit: Ford Probe Concept, 1979. The first Probe concept was created by Ghia for Ford and incorporated a number of aerodynamic features including covered rear wheels and pop-up headlights

carsthatnevermadeit: Peugeot HX1, 2011. A Diesel Hybrid Electric luxury crossover concept designed by Gilles Vidal (head of design at Peugeot)

carsthatnevermadeit: Nissan 4WD Flex-Cab, 1991. A concept for a pick-up truck with an extendable rear canopy allowing the rear tray to be covered or open

carsthatnevermadeit: Buick Questor, 1983. Created as a show-case in 1983 for what Buick predicted would be innovations available by 1995 (hence the brochure), operated by a laser key which could be personalised so that the car would automatically adjust settings for individual drivers. The car rose up while stationary for ease of entry and exit and […]

carsthatnevermadeit: Boneschi Fiat Punto Doblone, 1994. A six-wheel pick-up based on the Fiat Punto

carsthatnevermadeit: Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6, 2013. Produced in limited numbers at Mercedes-Benz’s Austrian partner Magna Steyr’s factory in Graz, the 6×6 is powered by a 544hp AMG V8 biturbo engine

carsthatnevermadeit: Ford Seattle-ite XXI, 1962. A concept car designed by Alex Tremulis and displayed at the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair. A futuristic prototype which proposed a number of features which have become reality including satellite navigation and interchangeable fuel cell power units

carsthatnevermadeit: Ford FAB 1 Thunderbird, 2004. For the live action Thunderbirds reboot of 2004 Ford supplied a heavily modified, 6-wheel drive Thunderbird

carsthatnevermadeit: Ford Santa Fe, 1997. An off-road concept based on the Ford Taurus Wagon

carsthatnevermadeit: Mercedes Benz 220 SE W111 series Shooting Break, 1962. A long-roof version based on a 220SE Coupe

carsthatnevermadeit: Nissan GR-1, 1975. A ‘General Research’ vehicle based on the 610 series Nissan Bluebird which was displayed at the 1975 Tokyo Motor Show

carsthatnevermadeit: Fiat Lampo Concept, 1994. A monobox coupe concept based on the Fiat Punto, designed and built by the I.DE.A Institute

carsthatnevermadeit: Chevrolet Chevy II Super Nova, 1964. A fibreglass coupe concept based on the Chevy II. Door handles  were eliminated by placing an electric solenoid switch flush with the chrome window moulding on each door

carsthatnevermadeit: Nissan Serenity Concept, 2003. A fusion of sport sedan and MPV with a ‘Japanese DNA’ design theme, the Serenity was Nissan’s proposal for a next-generation multipurpose saloon

carsthatnevermadeit: Ford Probe V, 1984. A radically aerodynamic concept designed by Ghia with  mid engine

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carsthatnevermadeit: Pinifarina Sigma, 1969. A Ferrari V12-powered single-seater Grand Prix concept designed by Paolo Martin. The Signma proposed radical new safety solutions for Formula One including a driver survival cell, multi-layer plastic fuel tanks, a fire extinguisher system and sidepods at the back to prevent interlocking wheels