The Festivals Of Speed 2nd Annual Spring Warehouse Cleanup is underway. For AutoDesignO members gorgeous free posters from the prior events are still available. Of course, you can also come and see the amazing cars in person!
The Malamut Museum isn’t like the Petersen. There’s no constant flow of visitors. This is an invite only affair. The owners, Mike Malamut and his wife, like to keep it personal. The couple, a few hired helpers, and their large, all-observing German shepherd run the show. Oh yes, and there is an eye-popping collection of cars too!
The seven new Jeep concept vehicles built for Moab this year were created by a team of dedicated, passionate engineers, designers and fabricators that have been customizing production vehicles since 2002, and have introduced more than 50 concept vehicles!
After years of research, ideation and development, Shawn Moghadam is now publishing a book about his favorite vehicles. Most of these design directions were picked in the early stages by votes on social media.
The Seat Leon Cupra 290 has a smart, clean look about it, both inside and out. Sadly, this won't find its way over the America, but hopefully the styling will influence a few designers worldwide. (video)
BMW Vision Vehicle makes its world debut on the company's 100 year anniversary. This concept showcases BMW's capacity to learn and adapt, develop technological innovation, and responsibility toward society.
Two legendary design visionaries share their views on the importance of Britishness, explaining how this philosophy influences the shape and form of every Jaguar and Land Rover, and how important this design direction is to them and their customers. (video)
Jaguar Land Rover is in Geneva to introduce the fastest cat alive! The Geneva Motor Show premieres the Jaguar F-Type SVR, their fastest and most powerful production car of all time. This feline is available as a convertible and as a coupe, if you can catch one! (video)
At the heart of the McLaren Business Plan is a commitment to its industry-leading 20-25 percent of turnover invested in Research and Development for future products and technology. Over the six-year Business Plan period, this represents an investment of £1,000,000,000 and will lead to the launch of 15 all-new cars or derivatives.
As with many Maseratis from the past, the new car's name is inspired by a wind: the Levante is a warm Mediterranean wind that can change from a light breeze to an irresistible natural force in an instant, mirroring the character of the first Maserati SUV.