4x4 Concept Car
A 4x4 concept car from 4x4 manufacturers can give you an idea about the future development of the eventual production vehicle. I try to keep up with new concept 4x4 vehicles and give you an idea about the potential in the design as it relates to off-road capability.
The emphasis is on portraying bold new designs that could prove easy to modify and have convincing hardware.
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Ford Super Chief Concept
The Ford F-250 Super Chief concept takes truck leadership to a new level – as the world's first vehicle with Tri-Flex fueling, enabling the supercharged V-10 to run for 500 miles between fill-ups on hydrogen, E85 ethanol or gasoline. |
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Fiat Hummer Concept Fiat Hummer Concept that they name "Oltre Fiat" was premiered in Bologna Motor Show this winter. The Fiat Hummer is an interesting concept. It is based on a military vehicle so it has little luxury. |
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Jeep Hurricane - Concept "Jeep Hurricane is simply the most maneuverable, most capable and most powerful 4x4 ever built," said Trevor Creed, Senior Vice President - Chrysler Group Design. |
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Oshkosh Hybrid Truck The HEMTT A3 Oshkosh have produced an impressive Hybrid 8x8 Truck. The technology used is a precursor for what to expect in commercial heavy truck applications. From Kjartan Bergsson of Hybrid Vehicle.org. |
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Bronco Concept Car - Revisit from the Past As the development of new 4x4's has been in the direction of more comfort and civilization a revisit from the rugged past comes as a fresh breeze. |
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Jeep Rescue - Search and Rescue
The Jeep Rescue is clearly a response from Jeep to the success of Hummer and the newer H2. |
I am of course as always open to new suggestions for articles about new concept vehicles or other new technological design solutions that could be of interest to our readers.
If you have a suggestion for a review about a new concept car I would be glad if you
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