Description: American automakers were renowned for building outlandish concept cars in the 50s and 60s. Rarely do they ever come up for auction, but that's just what RM has in store for us at Pebble Beach thi...Add Comments0
Cory AllenAug 03, 2012 I really like the front end.
Justin BrestAug 02, 2012 what a fun car that would be to have
Wyatt GordonAug 01, 2012 built by italians is another way of saying a door will fall off.
joking i love italian cars
Description: The XNR was fitted with a 250-horsepower 2.8-liter OHV slant-six mated to a three-speed manual transmission and was said to be capable of hitting 150 mph - a high speed for its day. Cartoonish as it w...Add Comments7
Abraham MendozaAug 02, 2012 I like this little car. Makes me wanna say "pew. pew."
Don BurchAug 01, 2012 Brilliant, this will go for an absolute small fortune.....brilliant!
Jason BartlettAug 01, 2012 360 degree slant V6? Bud you make no sense.
Matty MichaelsAug 01, 2012 What's the benefit of a slant 6 over a straight or V6?
Bert Kelly-JohnstonAug 01, 2012 @Phil, yep a slant 6 is not a V6 - and the photo in the article shows a slant 6.
James Deen StevensonAug 01, 2012 Actually I think it was hit in 69' with the Wing Cars
Jordan JacksonAug 01, 2012 They should have produced this, I bet it would have been an American classic
Description: Local youths found it in a garage just 200 meters from his home, and desperate not to let it disappear again, Edde purchased the unique Plymouth and hid it for the duration of the Lebanese civil war....Add Comments2
Joey PenaAug 01, 2012 Smart guy though. Think about it, what is the most opposite place from the war-torn Middle East to restore a car like this? Canada! haha
Andrew McNealAug 01, 2012 Wish I could find old exotic cars worth more money than most people will ever see at one time in MY garage!
Abraham MendozaAug 02, 2012 Hmm I don't know Quinn, I think those old Challengers are better than looking than most cars out there. MOST cars.
Quinn ConnerAug 02, 2012 Basically saying nothing has changed. Current generation still has wild concepts, current gen original cars are easier to obtain.
Quinn ConnerAug 02, 2012 Janek and Andrew... You guys dating or something? Every car I mentioned you can purchase way easier then trying to find this concept.
In terms of if you can afford it? Well you probably couldn't afford this concept neither when it came out.
Janak SolankiAug 01, 2012 I agree Andrew, there are some really nice designs out there, but some of these older cars really knocked it out of the park in terms of design. You could see the passion in the lines of the car. Today so many cars just copy each other.
Andrew McNealAug 01, 2012 Quinn, I was more referring to production cars that I could purchase at a local dealer. But you're right, we are seeing a lot more innovation than in the 90s-2000s.
Quinn ConnerAug 01, 2012 Really? Juke with GTR transplant, Audi rs6 wagon with turbo'ed lambo motor (recent article), Ariel atom is pretty original, Etc..
Plenty of passion is coming up in diffrent configurations from manufacturers
Andrew McNealAug 01, 2012 Janak, we have unfortunately lost people who are willing to say "let's try something completely new and crazy that's never been done". Nobody builds things just for the passion and challenge of building them anymore.
Quinn ConnerAug 01, 2012 Looks like a crooked Kirby character
Janak SolankiAug 01, 2012 Hey that is pretty cool. Whatever happened to originality these days?
Bert Kelly-JohnstonAug 06, 2012 @Colby, I think it is the angle of the photos. My theory is that in this photo from the point it starts to curve the chrome reflects the red paint and looks like it is not part of the chrome band.
Jordan JacksonAug 02, 2012 ... While on the cars you (jerrod) list they looked just right
Jordan JacksonAug 02, 2012 I know the wings are part of the look everyone wanted at the time but they don't look (at least the style they went with) like they mesh with the rest of the car...
Colby ChurchAug 02, 2012 I would like to point out something. Look at the tips of the long chrome piece that runs along the back. The very ends are kind of chopped off and don't go all the way out, now flip over 2 pictures and look, then they are all the way stretched out.
Janak SolankiAug 01, 2012 This looks amazing even by today's standards.
Andrew McNealAug 01, 2012 Yep, in the 50s and 60s people wanted cars that looked like they could blast off into space, and it was an awesome time for car design.
Jerrod SwensonAug 01, 2012 Tone down the wings? This was the height of the "jet fighter" design. Check out the Cadillac Cyclone, Pininfarina Concept X, and Chevy Firebird I,II,III concepts.
Matt GreenleeAug 01, 2012 i love the originality in this car.
Andrew McNealAug 01, 2012 One of the most beautiful things ever created. Would love to see someone produce this, even as a kit car or something.
Jordan JacksonAug 01, 2012 Could have toned down on the wings a little, or just drop them completely