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Category: Concept Cars 1930-2004

General Motors LeSabre (1951)

  In America the concept car, or the dream car as it was then known, took a dramatic leap forward

Buick XP-300 (1951)

The overall futuristic design of Buick’s XP-300 is emphasized in this view of the new experimental car. The hood and

Buick Y-Job Concept Car (1938)

Universally regarded as the first of the concept cars, the Y-Job marked a recognition by the mighty General Motors corporation

GAZ 3102 Volga (2003)

The project of restyling of the GAZ 3102 Volga.