Leaving the visible world behind, on purpose.
The Ferrari Modulo is a static concept car built by Pininfarina on a de-powered Ferrari 512 S chassis. It debuted black at Geneva 1970. Its wedge shape, sliding canopy and exposed V12 defined a new visual language — one that influenced 1970s car design more than any production model.
Audi TT (1998) — Freeman Thomas co-design. Front-engine, transverse, FWD or quattro. Coupé and roadster. Built on VW Group A-platforms. Named after Isle of Man TT.
The Cizeta-Moroder V16T is a self-contained argument in sheet metal and alloy: that a car’s reason for being can be singular, uncompromising, and entirely divorced from utility.
The Renault Avantime is a 2001 one-box grand tourer marketed by Renault and designed and manufactured by Matra. Patrick Le Quément led its design. It combines estate space with four-place pillarless coupé qualities. It features an aluminium structure, aluminium panels for the greenhouse, and a full sunroof of strengthened heat-reflecting glass. As a one-box design without B-pillars, it blends MPV, estate, or shooting brake elements with 2+2 coupé style and convertible elements. Renault self-described it as a grand tourer.