Citroen looks to future.CITROEN will be bringing its latest concept cars to next month's British motor show, which although wild and wacky will contain future styling cues. The C-Buggy (above) and C-AirPlay (below) will be shown alongside the new C6, which the company hopes will herald its return to the halcyon days of its executive DS successes. The C-Buggy 4WD concept has a striking bright yellow interior but no roof, windscreen or windows. There is a 155bhp engine and Citroen says the model is a radical take on an adventurous two-seater of the future with wide wheel arches, 17-inch wheels and cut-outs in the body sides. The C-AirPlay concept is the creation of British designer Mark Lloyd and is meant to be a futuristic urban supermini A large-scale minicomputer. Note: Supermini is not the same as mini-supercomputer. , featuring iridescent ir·i·des·cent adj. 1. Producing a display of lustrous, rainbowlike colors: an iridescent oil slick; iridescent plumage. 2. white bodywork bodywork /body·work/ (-wurk?) a general term for therapeutic methods that center on the body for the promotion of physical health and emotional and spiritual well-being, including massage, various systems of touch and manipulation, , see-through portholes in the lower sections of the doors, touch-sensitive controls moulded into a single-piece silicone front seat and a large glazed area. The C6 executive saloon will be appearing at its first major UK show, having just gone on sale here. A new 173bhp diesel engine that will appear first in the C5 range and an advanced six-speed electronic gearbox for the C4 will also debut. |
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