Should They Have Produced the Concept Cars Instead?

SHOULD THEY HAVE PRODUCED THE CONCEPT CARS INSTEAD?-y VroomvroomVroom.com you can decide 1955 Lincolu Futura 1966 Batmobile 1966 Lincoln Continental This concept car was purchased by George Barris, and 11 years after Ford didn't produce it, Mr. Barris and a crew turned it into one of the most iconic Batmobiles for TV's 1966 "Batman" TV series. WHAM! POW! BLAM! Compare the Futura and its Batmobile counterpart to the car Lincoln actually had on the road in '66. Should they have produced the Futura? TOYOV. EX 1977 Pontiac Kammback Type K This concept car would have combined the Firebird with a station wagon, but only 2 were ever produced. One of them was immortalized by an appearance on a TV episode of "The Rockford Files 1969 Toyota EX-III Toyota's concept design for a two passenger coupe in 1969 was a İowrider. It still looks to us like it would be fun to drive today. Alas, it was only shown at the 1969 Tokyo Motor Show. 1969 Toyota 200OGT Called the first"Japanese supercar" by collectors, the 2000GT model was produced from 1967 to 1970, and is considered Japan's first success to rival European sports cars. It was actually manufactured by Yamaha. 1977 Pontiac Firebird 2005 Peugeot Moovie 2005 Peugeot 407 Now compare the Kammback (above) to this cool Firebird. We think this classic looks better this way, without a station wagon conversion. Portugal's Andre Costa won a Peugeot design competition with this environmentally- friendly concept car. The French automaker's production model was considerably more traditional, and by all accounts, more popular with families in need of a large car! Vroom yroo Sources: http://www.1988batmobile.com/background.htm http://www.carstyling.ru/en/cars. 1969_Toyots_EX-III.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_2000GT http://www.firemanjax.com/wqik.net/kammback/ http://www.seriouswheels.com/cars/top-2005-Peugeot-Moovie-Concept.htm brought to you by: Car Rental with Vroom Piktochart I- make information beautiful