Created by Russian designer Nikita Gutsalenko, the Solid Vehicle was presented at the 2008 Michelin Challenge Design NAIAS Showcase and made a good impression for its innovative safety elements.

The Solid Vehicle doesn’t have only standard means of protection like safety-belts and airbags, it has two special elements installed in front and in the back of the car.

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Not really. For now is just a concept car designed by BMW to celebrate it’s thirty year anniversary for the BMW M1.

This BMW M1 Hommage has a very aggressive pose, with retro features mixed with with very modern elements.

More details on Autoblog.

I really really like the car and I hope it will come into mass production sometimes in the near future.

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Hanyoung Lee is the designer of the Virtual Wall which is a plasma laser barrier showing pedestrians crossing the street. The lasers are not powerful enough to harm cars or people but the effect is enough to make drivers stop and let the pedestrians cross.

A weird idea is the concept called “adlights” or “traffic ads” where the light beam is more focused with a lot of colors to create visual ads. Is a secret project for Google? Who knows…

Maybe in a few years you will see adverts from this blog when you wait at the traffic light .

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If you are a “car lover” and want something unique for decorating your living room you are in the right place. Jake Chop Shop is a company that creates interesting pieces of furniture by using car parts. The pink ‘bed’ is inspired from a 1960 Chevy Impala and it looks quite good.

The bed has storage space in engine compartment when you open the hood. It even has working headlights. These Jake’s Custom Car Furniture looks pretty awesome, but the price is a little expensive $4,000+.

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From Sunday, April 20, through Monday, April 28 it will take place the Beijing International Motor Show and 16 vehicles from nine model lines will be exposed on the Mazda stand, including the nice looking Mazda Taiki.

Inspired by the shape and flow of wind , Mazda declared that it’s challenge was to design a visual image of the air flow and the atmosphere- called taiki in Japanese.

Here are some pics of this awesome car. I wonder when I will see this car driving on our cities.

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