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Dat is toch gewoon de Mégane concept uit 1988
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Beskid was a series of economy hatchback car prototypes in Poland designed by BOSMAL Automotive Research and Development Center during 1982-1987 that never went into mass production due to political reasons. All seven prototypes were to be destroyed, but three managed to be saved. The body style was patented, but BOSMAL lacked funds for the extension of the patent, and it was re-used by French Renault Twingo, released more than 10 years later, when the Polish patent expired.
`D. Elzinga zei:Nooit het productiestadium gezien, jammer want hij was z'n tijd best vooruit:
Beskid was a series of economy hatchback car prototypes in Poland designed by BOSMAL Automotive Research and Development Center during 1982-1987 that never went into mass production due to political reasons. All seven prototypes were to be destroyed, but three managed to be saved. The body style was patented, but BOSMAL lacked funds for the extension of the patent, and it was re-used by French Renault Twingo, released more than 10 years later, when the Polish patent expired.
Antigoon zei:Is die Fiat X1/8 niet gewoon een Fiat X1/20 overigens, de latere Lancia Beta Montecarlo?
En wat was het doel van die Rallye versie van de Renault 12 eigenlijk LOL
Antigoon zei:Niet alleen de Megane, ook alle andere foto's zijn conceptcars (of dreamcars zoals ze toen genoemd werden)
Helaas horen ze dus niet in dit topic thuis ben ik bang...
Antigoon zei:Hmm, doe dan de 146 maar als ik eerlijk ben, die vond ik altijd al stukken mooier dan de 145 eigenlijk...
Renault Project H, een voorstel voor een topmodel met V8 (samen ontwikkeld met Peugeot)
Wel grappig, die lexuslook lampjes achter ;-)
D. Elzinga zei:Porsche Varrera:
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Porsche initially embarked upon such a project in the Sixties, under the codename EA226, as the Stuttgart concern hankered after a vehicle with the performance of a 911, but the storage space of a van. Needless to say, EA226 was cancelled, but Porsche felt that it was necessary to produce such a vehicle for the next decade. Working closely with VW, the Varrera would sit upon a highly modified Sharan chassis, but would feature the flat-six and gearbox from the 911. The Varrera was also to use very similar bodywork to the Sharan, with different lights and bumpers to make it look more 'Porsche'. Harm Lagaay was again used to create the bodywork modifications, and the interior would also be appreciably different from the VW - projected designs featured a unique dashboard, the traditional Eighties Porsche steering wheel and leather trimmed, wide-bolstered seats. A proper stereo and full electric system would compliment the interior. It was never confirmed whether the Varrera would use the seven-seat layout of the Sharan.
The prototype was photographed in a light gold metallic, and fitted with Cup alloys. The project was terminated (some say that this project was the first to be axed in the late 1988/early 1989 prototype cull, which saw the Panamericana, 989 and 969 scrapped) but the spirit lives on today in the Porsche Cayenne. To all accounts, the prototype was destroyed
That is not a Prototype picture, but a photoshop made by someone (IIRC) from auto motor und sport (german car magazine) in ~ 1994. The original picture showed a Sharan going around that corner.
There maybe was such a project, but there never was such a prototype!
D. Elzinga zei:@Pedigreepaul: hoe ben je daar nu aan gekomen als ik vragen mag?
D. Elzinga zei:Porsche Varrera:
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but the Polish government did deem the resulting Syrena Sport prototype “too extravagant and imperialistic” and had it destroyed.