CIAS 2006 - Suzuki P.X. Concept
Ok tell me what do ya call this car/van/truck?¿?¿
you pick i guess LOL :D Thought it was pretty cool
With its bold, unique looks and daring interior design, the Suzuki P.X. concept seeks to revitalize a highly pragmatric type of vehicle.
The P.X. is an artful fusion of a minivan's boxy shape and the rounded profile of a classic Airstream trailer, with a solid stance accentuated by large wheel arches with big, apparent stainless steel rivets.
This detail shot from the open left front door shows the embossed alloy-made scuff plate and blue-tinted floor lighting.
The P.X. can be transformed into a six-passenger vehicle with these ingenious jump seats that slide out of the backs of the front seat shells.
Even these ceiling-mounted control buttons receive the full design treatment.
The classic-style, three-spoke steering wheel and major controls on the driver-side (for Japan) of the twin-cowl instrument panel.
Left passenger side of the pronounced classic dual-cowl instrument panel.
During the the Suzuki P.X. Concept intro: Opening both of the left-side passenger doors creates a huge opening for exceptional ease of entry.
you pick i guess LOL :D Thought it was pretty cool
With its bold, unique looks and daring interior design, the Suzuki P.X. concept seeks to revitalize a highly pragmatric type of vehicle.
The P.X. is an artful fusion of a minivan's boxy shape and the rounded profile of a classic Airstream trailer, with a solid stance accentuated by large wheel arches with big, apparent stainless steel rivets.This detail shot from the open left front door shows the embossed alloy-made scuff plate and blue-tinted floor lighting.
The P.X. can be transformed into a six-passenger vehicle with these ingenious jump seats that slide out of the backs of the front seat shells.
Even these ceiling-mounted control buttons receive the full design treatment.
The classic-style, three-spoke steering wheel and major controls on the driver-side (for Japan) of the twin-cowl instrument panel.
Left passenger side of the pronounced classic dual-cowl instrument panel. During the the Suzuki P.X. Concept intro: Opening both of the left-side passenger doors creates a huge opening for exceptional ease of entry.
posted by qwerty_k89 at 2:01 PM
14 Comments:
WOW:) that is cool!!!!!!
Its a mini semi.
OH MY! Awsome (if I was into those types of vehicles)
its kinda weird....i might have one way later in life, but me not likee much at the moment, too proffesional.
Its only a concept car, It probably won't be so nice when it goes out for production.
interesting...
i think it is hideous
not joking at all!!!
well the interior is ok, but the whole look is ugly, and with those pull out seats, who is that small anyways.
;)
Good thing I didn't go into the Suzuki section at the auto show. :D
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
Most concept and extremely tricked out cars look like that.
the only thing i really like about it is the blue lights. the shape is werid and the seats are not for me LOL
Yeah...I'd agree with Alb...it is pretty ugly...:-) sorry :-)
:-D
LOL COME ON GUYS HAHA :D
Well Yvonne, according to what you just said 'the only thing i really like about it is the blue lights. the shape is werid and the seats are not for me LOL' so you basically like it cause it has blue lights. :P
So Mike are you saying that you like it or not??
Cause as far as I've seen, no done-up car looks like that on the outside. :P
yep, it's interesting but ugly.
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