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Bertone Concept

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The upcoming
Geneva International Motor Show will host the world preview of a concept
car from Bertone that interprets a classic theme for the company:
uncompromising Italian sportiness as a means to achieve possession of an
exclusive object, and supremely enjoyable driving. The car's
architecture is based on a two-box configuration, onto which the
features of a true sports car are elegantly grafted: an impressive,
sloping bonnet, a tapered, drop-shaped cabin, and a short, muscular
rear.
Where the
engineering is concerned, we should mention the aluminium frame and the
powerful 400 bhp V8 engine, both borrowed from BMW. |
Edag Cinema /D Concept
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The spacious
sense of a film theatre has been conveyed to the interior of the Cinema
7D for each of the seven passengers. The innovative placement of the
seats adds for the first time the third dimension to the passenger cab.
The rows of seats rising towards the back of the vehicle - like in the
cinema - are the principle feature of the Cinema 7D. The driver and
front seat passenger have their seats in the first row, two more seats
are available in the second row. If as many as seven people can take
their places in the Cinema 7D, there are three more box seats reserved
in the third row of seats.
In addition,
the seats have deliberately been staggered with respect to each other so
that all of the passengers have an unhindered view in the direction of
travel. Every one of the passengers can experience and enjoy travel in
this new type of van - just like the driver. |
Giugaro Mory Project

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The Moray
project embodies the homage that Giorgetto and
Fabrizio Giugiaro wish to pay to the fifty-year era of the Chevrolet
Corvette, the supreme symbol of the American sports car.
Realized
without hesitation on Corvette mechanics and chassis, the outcome of
seeking out a sports car designed as an elegant extreme leaps into the
limelight carrying a pure profile, designed as though touched by
drifting tides with long and slender front lights, bringing immediately
to the mind the Moray, the English term for the eel-type fish, muraema
helena, found in Mediterranean waters.
Cool, sleek
and supremely agile, of exceptional beauty and legerdemain like the sea
creature from which it takes its name, the Moray is fitted with a
powerful Chevrolet Corvette V8 engine, the longitude front-mounted
six-liter, which reaches command of more than 400 horsepower, combined
with a perfect balance ensured from the ground up by Michelin Pilot
sport 335/30 ZR20 rear tyres. |
IVM/Edscha Lumina

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The
highlight of the Luminus is a panorama roof of a special kind: it covers
exactly 1.46 square metres of glazing. With an overall length of 1,750
millimetres, this joint product of the divisions Convertible Roof
Systems and Vehicle Design (IVM Automotive) takes up almost the entire
length of the roof of the stretched A-Class. The movable element of the
three glass elements is fully 793 mm long. Luminus’ biggest innovation:
the guide rail for the sliding roof is incorporated in the roof rails.
It enables applying glazing to the vehicle roof almost across its entire
width of 870 millimetres. The roof was fitted to the vehicle as a
complete unit including roof rails – a method that can be adapted to any
other vehicle featuring roof rails. |
Valmet Concept

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Valmet
Automotive presents at the Geneva Motor Show a new retractable concept
car with glass roof. The Thunderbird Retractable Glass Roof has a fully
automatic retractable roof with two glass panels. The structural parts
of the panels are made of sheet metal and fully lined inside. The
concept provides two models in one, top down a traditional convertible
without restrictions and top up a hard top.
The fully
automatic roof mechanism is robust and simple. The roof is operated by
an electro-hydraulic actuation system. The roof folds smoothly into a
compact package behind the seats. The automatically operated hard
tonneau cover conceals the roof completely. |
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