From common everyday sports cars to some of the craziest super-cars we have ever seen!
Check out these concepts that had us drooling on our keyboards!
Number Twenty
This is as close as a person can get to a luxurious full-sized sedan without owning
a Bentley or a Rolls-Royce.
This concept was based on the Chrysler 300 and offers all the bells and whistles anyone
could ask for but a little better.
Weeeell, okay...maybe a lot better.
Number Nineteen
Saab was known for their very straightforward mindset, which allowed them to do basically
what they wanted with their models.
This was SAAB's last concept before they went bust in 2012.
Unfortunately, if they had brought this car to market, they would've needed to develop
a power-train for it, which would've been very expensive and time-consuming.
It's a safe bet that the investment company that now owns the brand will stay away from
using this one as their first release.
Number Eighteen
This concept was a great way to show Mercedes is always on their A-game.
It was created as a tribute to the Gran Turismo video games, but for Mercedes, it was just
a fun experiment to show off the ingenious engineering of their designers.
They aren't going to bring the car to market, but there is a company in Florida that's planning
to build 5 working replicas.
Number Seventeen
Sometimes French automakers don't always offer the most practical cars, but oftentimes they
hit the nail on the head.
For example, this concept is a new breed of cars that explores technology and styling
of future models.
Its main draw is to be fast but also comfortable in the process.
The manufacturer claims that this concept will be built with an all-electric powertrain
that will put any Tesla to shame.
Number Sixteen
We know what you're thinking....., this is just a Miata with a Toyota logo on the front.
But we promise you it's not!
The S-F.R. is actually smaller than the Miata!
So anyone that's taller than around 5 1/2 feet...yeah, you might not be able to fit.
It was originally released at the 2015 Tokyo Auto Show and is said it may actually see
production.
It will house a 1.5-liter 4-cylinder engine with an average price of $15,000 to $18,000.
Number Fifteen
Not a lot is yet known about this concept, but we do like its slick design and almost
Aston Martin feel.
It's no secret that Lotus has struggled as a car manufacturer but recently launching
their 5-year resurrection plan might be exactly what they need to get back on track... no
pun intended.
Number Fourteen
Check out this crazy concept Toyota has come up with.
It appears to have the face of Volkswagen Bug and the body of a Polaris Razor, which
seems so strange that we can't stop looking at it.
Knowing Toyota and their fantastic vehicles there's no doubt someone would buy it if it
makes it to the showroom floor.
Number Thirteen
With Hyundai having their more luxurious model known as the Genesis, we didn't even blink
when they released this beautiful concept.
This design is bold, ferocious, and will turn heads on every corner.
We see the company having a bright future if they continue making great concepts like
this while keeping their cars on the road.
Number Twelve
We have to say right off the bat that we are huge fans of this one.
This concept takes Bentley back to their roots of car manufacturing.
And we aren't talking a few years back, but waaaaay back to the roadsters of the 1920s.
Meaning huge engines up front, two seats in the middle, and rear-wheel drive.
The company hasn't given information on the powertrain in this beast but we hope to know
soon.
On a side note: if it ever does hit the market, it will be built using laser-cutting techniques
and 3D metal printing to give the body a handmade look.
Number Eleven
Over the last decade, General Motors has been making Cadillac the premium brand that everyone
knows it should be.
We've yet to see a well-purposed super-car and trust me, we've been waiting!
So with the release of this mid-engine Cadillac, we're very excited to see the bright future
it has to offer.
Number Ten
This concept is a nice breath of fresh air.
Even though the MX-5 is a fantastic roadster it still doesn't compete with other cars like
the Mustang, Camaro, or even the Toyota 86.
But we hope this is the answer to all of our prayers.
The sleek, single-motion styling and the minimalist elements make the car very pleasing to the
eye.
Number Nine
For the past few years, we have been seeing the Bronco's concept pictures floating around
the internet.
But now, it's apparently one of Ford's up-and-coming projects.
What is known so far is that it will share its platform with the new Ford Ranger.
This means both vehicles will probably share the same powertrain, which is a 2.3-liter
four-cylinder engine.
Ford claims that this concept will be a rugged yet refined S.U.V. but everything deep down
says slap a V8 in it and call it a day.
Number Eight
We have yet to really see or hear anything about the release of these photos.
According to sources, the M1 was the first and only mid-engine car B.M.W. had built until
the i8, which was based on this concept.
But we feel it really just hasn't lived up to the glory that is the M1.
Maybe someday, we'll see a B.M.W. with that beautiful mid-engine and M1 logo but until
then we can just keep dreaming.
Number Seven
This concept was specifically created to reintroduce and re-establish Ford as the most popular
manufacturer of police cars.
Ever since the Crown Victoria was taken out of production, Ford has lost a lot of business
to their competitors.
We think they did a great job with this concept.
It looks intimidating and beautiful at the same time with its Mustang-esqe feel.
The hope is that it has at least a 5.2 liter, V8 under the hood.
Whatever the case, we don't want to ever get pulled over by this one.
Number Six
Ahh.. the Hurricane.
Somehow this just keeps popping back up.
Some refer to it as an eyesore and some love the design.
Its power comes from two 5.7-liter, V8 engines, producing a total of 710 horsepower with its
4 wheel steering giving the back tires as much of a turn radius as the front.
If this car was put into production it would be one of the most powerful and maneuverable
4x4's to ever hit the market.
Number Five
This up and coming concept is supposed to be the Miata-fighting American roadster for
the masses.
In 2007 when it was released, the company assured that it would go into production.
Around that same time, Dodge was sold off to an investment company and the concept was
lost for a whole decade.
Now that Fiat has control of the company we might actually see a come back for this awesome
little roadster.
Number Four
After the Hybrid let down of the C.R.Z., this would be Honda's second chance at a purpose-built
sports car.
Unlike most of their cars, the O.S.M. was designed by their German counterparts, which
is why it has such a different look and style from their other cars.
With the company introducing a new generation of turbocharged engines, we couldn't think
of a better combination than these two...
Number Three
This concept was released back in 2009...aaaaand we're still waiting.
This awesome roadster was supposed to a mid-engine that could do everything a Miata could and
more.
Under the hood, it's powered by a 2 liter, 4 cylinder diesel engine producing a total
of 180 horsepower.
Throw in VW's 6-speed and we think we have a winner.
Someone get the company on the phone and let them know we're ready.
Number Two
Lamborghini is known for their insane super-cars and for going head to head with Ferrari, not
necessarily in that order.
When we saw this concept, we had to dig to find out a little more.
Now that Lamborghini has been taken over by Audi, we are seeing a lot more refinement
in their super-car concepts.
So not only would it be a beautiful car, but it would be one powerful beast as well.
Number One
Hummer did their very best to give the Jeep Wrangler a run for their money.
Unfortunately, it was short-lived and they faded away over time.
We really do feel G.M. should give the Hummer H.X. another go.
With oil prices down, a smaller S.U.V. such as this concept would be a great competitor
for Jeep and with the Bronco possibly coming back, this might just be the time for it.
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