Guess that car

[Quantum Theory]

If you look at the emblem, it must be extremely slow

 

[ponder]

That rings a bell.

Hey Hey

retro-futuristic insanity... not :}

 

[ponder]

Is it British?

 

[kilobits]

It is British.

 

[ponder]

I think I've posted that car before, will PM you and exclude myself if correct.

 

[Quantum Theory]

I had it a few days ago, but was giving you a chance

 

[ponder]

I had it a few days ago, but was giving you a chance

Pfft, yeah right

Edit: Quantum, kilo just confirmed so it's all yours

 

[Quantum Theory]

1964 Gordon-Keeble GK1

 

[Quantum Theory]

So, are concepts okay, or do we prefer production cars?

 

[kilobits]

So, are concepts okay, or do we prefer production cars?

Hey Hey you gottit !

I think concepts are OK .. as long as they are not toooooooooooooooo obscure!

 

[Quantum Theory]

 

[kilobits]

Okay... that looks like a Toyota Nissan Mclaren Jag!

Am I correct ...

 

[Quantum Theory]

In some ways, you are closer than you think...

 

[kilobits]

In some ways, you are closer than you think...

I hate these cryptic zen answers ! aaarrgrgrhhh.

 

[Rocket-Boy]

Can I answer this one or is it an exclusive club?
I know what it is btw.

 

[kilobits]

Can I answer this one or is it an exclusive club?
I know what it is btw.

Answer... not exclusive... all welcome... name the car then choose one for all to guess!

 

[Rocket-Boy]

Ok cool so its a Gigliato Aerosa, was very sexy looking and awesome for its time but didnt really take off. I thought it was sexy
Looking for a pic quickly and will post one now.

 

[Quantum Theory]

I hate these cryptic zen answers ! aaarrgrgrhhh.

The countries...

 

[Quantum Theory]

That's the one...

The Gigliato Aerosa was a one off prototype created by a collaboration between Gigliato Design, headed by Japanese designer Nobuo Nakamura, and Lamborghini.

Work began on the Aerosa in 1995, however it was not until the 1997 Geneva Motor Show that the Aerosa was revealed to the public.

The plan was that Lamborghini would engineer the Aerosa (using a Ford V8), it would be constructed England, and Gigliato Design would import the car to Japan. However the plans failed to come to fruition and the Gigliato Aerosa remained a concept.

 

[kilobits]

Ok cool so its a Gigliato Aerosa, was very sexy looking and awesome for its time but didnt really take off. I thought it was sexy
Looking for a pic quickly and will post one now.

1997 !! My Word... I was looking at something waaay more recent !