What car would you have like to been built ?

Almost... The Jaguar C-X75. It went through a few iterations, beginning with a gas-turbine-electic hybrid (silver) and then with an insanely high revving F1 engine before being canned. It did appear in the Bond film, Spectre, in 2015. Ian Callum, the original designer, has set up his own studio now and converted one to make it street legal (orange).
 

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There were rumours of a 'Bentley Arnage PDQ' at one point. It was to be fitted with Bugatti's W16.
 
Carver S+. Two-seater commuter BEV. 80 km/h, max range 100 km.
As someone who lived in asia and had to commute via motorbike, this looks a nice upgrade. Now if there is some way to increase the crash safety factor for such vehicles and it'd be perfect.
 
mohs ostentatienne opera sedan
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That's just . . .

cheers,
Robin.
 
Aston Martin Bulldog. Quite a history behind this. AM was planning a limited edition but never quite made it. The prototype has recently undergone a full restoration. The design was by William Towns, who was responsible for the wedge-shaped Lagonda of the 70s. It makes the Cybrtrk look vulgar, which it is.
AIUI, the 'Folded Paper' styling of this, and other cars from this time, was due in part to the limitations of the early CAD software then available.

cheers,
Robin.
 
That's just . . .

cheers,
Robin.
Yeah,its pretty mad alright.One of the things I really liked was the door,it was probably one of the few genuinely original new ideas when it came to car doors that I`d seen,tho like most not as good as the traditional one that it was trying to replace.
The other car this guy built is in some ways even crazier,its the Safarikar,with body panels of alloy covered in Naugahyde[!!] of all things.
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The doors slide out horizontally on rods
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also a fold down hard top.
Personally I think it should`ve had a center steering position that way the big game hunters on either side could`ve had a clear shot at any rhino,lion,buffalo that popped up
This one fully restored was up for sale
https://www.below-the-radar.com/mohs-safarikar/
 
This is certainly not for the fun thread. Still, a salute to the man who designed so many cars that should have been built and fortunately many that were.

 
To be the center of attraction at a vintage car convention
 

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I have a lot of answers to this question, but today I'll throw out the Ford Interceptor.
Pretty decent chance the Blue Oval would have flubbed this if they went ahead. But, if they had done it right...hot damn.
 
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