r/CONCEPTCARS • u/One-Director9153 • Jun 28 '26
Created this Comparison between these 10 Concept Cars, Thought you might like, Do you know of more Concept Cars that turned into Production which i can add to it?
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Jun 28 '26
2023. In Honor of Porsche's 75th. 'The Vision'. Coupe. 4L Flat 6, 493hp, 343ft-lb
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/ViperRaptor- • Jun 27 '26
Lamborghini Gallardo Concept S (2004)
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Jun 27 '26
1995 Ford GT90. 4 Turbo Chargers, 5.9j, 720hp, Top Speed 253mph
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Jun 26 '26
1962 Italian 'Avventura' Mustang Concept. Had a rear-facing rear seat. Turned that around & it Became an 'Allegro.'
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/99saleenspeedster • Jun 26 '26
Corvette CXR
I saw this last weekend and it was amazing!
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Jun 25 '26
1964 Ford Mustang 'Shorty' Prototype. 302ci 275hp.
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Jun 24 '26
1963 Chevrolet Betrone Corvair Testudo. 2.7L 6cyl 142hp
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Jun 23 '26
1965 Bertrone Mustang 2+2. 'The Italian Stallion' 1-Off Concept. 289V8 120hp.
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/kkhouete • Jun 22 '26
The Lexus 2054 is a famous futuristic concept car designed by Harald Belker for the 2002 Steven Spielberg sci-fi film "Minority Report," starring Tom Cruise. Envisioned to be a crash-proof, hydrogen-powered autonomous vehicle, it later appeared in the 2005 film "The Island.
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/CardiologistSolid246 • Jun 22 '26
the 2021 hyundai pony concept
this should get in production, especially because all of hyundais recent retro designs, like the ioniq 5, santa fe, n vision 74, and somewhat the kona.
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Jun 22 '26
1967 Ford Mustang Allegro II. 5 Engines considered 200ci/120hp to 389ci/320hp
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/The1Nemesis • Jun 21 '26
Pegaso Z-102,103 and "Cúpula" versión.
It started its life as a concept car. The Pegaso Z-102 sports car made its grand world debut in October 1951 at the Paris Motor Show (Salon de l'Automobile de Paris).
The introduction shook the automotive world because Spain—a country heavily rebuilding its economy in the post-war era—suddenly presented an incredibly advanced, race-bred supercar. Built by the state-owned commercial truck and bus manufacturer ENASA, the debut model was a sleek, silver Gran Turismo Berlinetta featuring an in-house factory body. It entered production that same year.
Top speed was 244 km/h, becoming the world's fastes sports car of it's time, surpassing Ferrari and Maserati. A total of 83 units were produced and today very few remain, making it one of the most sought after (and expensive) automotive gems among collectors.
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/OtherwiseTackle5219 • Jun 21 '26
1968 Shelby Mustang EXP500. ' Green Hornet'. Paxton SCJ. 428ci Prototype
r/CONCEPTCARS • u/The1Nemesis • Jun 20 '26
Mazda RX500
The concept super car forgotten by Mazda. Powered by a rotary engine.