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Imagining the future at the 2011 Detroit auto show
Free from constraints, students and professionals fast-forward the clock on getting from point A to point B. We take a look at a few of our favorite concepts.
Antuan Goodwin
College for Creative Studies students were challenged to envision the vehicles of the future. Here, Anthony Meyer imagines a Ford pickup.
This Nissan personal mobility vehicle by Brian Malczweski bears the slightest resemblance to the GM peapods.
Is it a Mazda? An Aston? No, Frank Wu puts his spin on Chrysler's future.
I think I'd be all right if all Buicks looked like Jeremy Glover's Buicks.
Saeng Pill Kim's inverted trike almost defies explanation.
Meanwhile, over in the Goodyear booth, Hyundai's best and brightest were also fast-forwarding the clock on getting from point A to point B.
The Formula Electric concept takes a look at a world where motorsports are cleaner, quieter, and electric.
The pilot doesn't so much get into the iBot, more like he puts it on. We don't even know where to start...
The Marsh Racer is built for a post-global warming earth, where most of dry land has been transformed into wetlands.
The Self Balanced Single Seater combines Segway-like balance with a motorcycle's speed and power.
The Recycling Racing Monster is built from reclaimed materials, runs on recycled biomass, and apparently doesn't even need wheels.
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