What concept cars would you skip CT for?

[Diehard]

Regardless of how feasible it is for production, and what classification it fits, what have you seen that you would choose over CT if it was real? An Audi may be?

I wonder if they are talking to apple for the headset.

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[CyberGus]

Tardis.

 

[uscbucsfan]

It's a multi-million dollar vehicle that will never be made. Apples to hand grenades.

Audi releases like 5-10 concepts a year like this and none ever come close to production.

 

[FarAway]

Jetson's flying car.

 

[rudedawg78]

Regardless of how feasible it is for production, and what classification it fits, what have you seen that you would choose over CT if it was real? An Audi may be?

I wonder if they are talking to apple for the headset.

I love that Audi and watched the video a few weeks back. It is impressive technology wise. However, the price tag is out of my reach. Most concept car price predictions is way high for my tastes. So, I will just gladly stick to my Cybertruck as it is more affordable, with the already impressive Tesla technology included, plus FSD!

 

[SolarWizard]

Ram Revolution if it had the specs promised.
If not, whatever the Gen 2 lightning will be

 

[Greshnab]

none although the tesla roadster is CLOSE but i REALLY need something i can haul stuff with.. laughs i will stick with my fiat spider as a roadster i guess.

 

[Diehard]

I appreciate those of you that did read and get my original post and humored me with what excites you regardless of practicality and feasibility. I love to see more of any concept car even from years ago that excites you, something you love to drive/own (if maintenance and cost was not an issue). Basically, what do you find more or as exciting as CT if there were no obstetricals in owning it.

So far I have to go with Jetson's flying car. Here are a few more variations:

A few more that look like fun:

 

[uscbucsfan]

Is anyone here into the Aptera? I'd guess it's still considered a concept, but I can't figure out if there would be an actual substantive demand for it.

 

[Diehard]

Is anyone here into the Aptera? I'd guess it's still considered a concept, but I can't figure out if there would be an actual substantive demand for it.

The idea is very attractive and I almost put a reservation but it had to be an additional vehicle not the only for me and I just don't have the space. I also am not sure how I would do with the three wheel design that guarantees you will get the pothole. But the efficiency and solar charging rocks. As concept, I love it. Practically, I am not sure how it will do with current pricing against something like Volvo EX30.

 

[fhteagle]

Activesphere is a great concept. Doubt many of its things would make it to production (in fact I think the AR could be downright dangerous to drive with). High ground clearance without being a brick, and the convertible indoor / outdoor trunk, well, sign me up for both of those for sure.

 

[rudedawg78]

Basically, what do you find more or as exciting as CT if there were no obstetricals in owning it.

Well, if there were no obstacles, I guess I would rather have this bad boy. I'm guessing it is a concept considering only Bruce Wayne owns it.

 

[optimusprem]

Probably the Hyundai Grandeur I'm a sucker for this look with the pixel head and tail lights

 

[FutureBoy]

Well, if there were no obstacles, I guess I would rather have this bad boy. I'm guessing it is a concept considering only Bruce Wayne owns it.

I'd much prefer this version of the batmobile:

 

[Diehard]

I'd much prefer this version of the batmobile:

here is one of it's relatives:





Edit:

I am sure you guys have seen this but I am adding for reference:

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