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<blockquote data-quote="guamini" data-source="post: 9592354" data-attributes="member: 254781"><p><strong>1. BMW GINA Light Visionary Model</strong></p><p> Well we started with a stunning Beamer so let’s finish with a stunning Beamer. Perhaps ‘stunning’ is a word open to debate? Well as concept cars go this is toward the extreme end. Your eyes aren’t deceiving you – that <em>is</em> fabric over the bonnet and the door hinges. Virtually seamless stretch fabric is fastened across a metal and carbon fibre mesh to allow flexibility and movement in the car’s frame. The rear spoiler can be raised and lowered for example. Internally BMW have carried this flexible theme through to the dashboard, steering wheel and centre console; all of which slide into position once the driver’s made himself comfortable. GINA – Geometry and Functions in N Adaptations – is as forced an acronym as any I’ve heard but this idea of a car having a movable structure is intriguing. <em><strong><span style="color: Red">Perhaps ‘Transformers’ aren’t that far away!</span></strong></em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="guamini, post: 9592354, member: 254781"] [B]1. BMW GINA Light Visionary Model[/B] Well we started with a stunning Beamer so let’s finish with a stunning Beamer. Perhaps ‘stunning’ is a word open to debate? Well as concept cars go this is toward the extreme end. Your eyes aren’t deceiving you – that [I]is[/I] fabric over the bonnet and the door hinges. Virtually seamless stretch fabric is fastened across a metal and carbon fibre mesh to allow flexibility and movement in the car’s frame. The rear spoiler can be raised and lowered for example. Internally BMW have carried this flexible theme through to the dashboard, steering wheel and centre console; all of which slide into position once the driver’s made himself comfortable. GINA – Geometry and Functions in N Adaptations – is as forced an acronym as any I’ve heard but this idea of a car having a movable structure is intriguing. [I][B][COLOR=Red]Perhaps ‘Transformers’ aren’t that far away![/COLOR][/B][/I] [/QUOTE]
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