12 REAL Concept Cars to Drool Over

If you could design the perfect car, what would it look like? These cars are the result of dreamers just like you bringing their dreams to life. These cars are the latest in automotive innovation with many features you could only dream of on your own ride.

Mazda Furai

Coming in looking like the Batmobile of Mazda’s, the Furai is the last in Mazda’s Nagare line of concept cars. Featuring a new generation 20B 3-rotor Wankel engine with 450 brake horsepower. The engine was developed under Racing Beat, who also designed the car’s rotary shaped muffler canister.

Mazda Kazamai

This sleek and stylish crossover looks more like something from the future. The Kazamai utilizes a 2.0 L DISI direct injection engine, 30% better performance, fuel economy, and C02 emissions compared to other 2.0 L gasoline engine. With a lightweight body structure and 6-speed transmission to boot.

Rinspeed XchangE

The Rinspeed XchangE Electric Sedan includes a Watch Winder that the manufacturers say is “Crazy, playful, ingenious, and wickedly expensive.” The XchangE toys with the question that if autonomous driving were to take over, what would we do with the extra space? To answer this they placed over 358 individually controlled LEDs that dot the headliner, plus an additional 98 LEDs in the instrument panel.

Toyota Fun Vii

So what exactly is the Toyota Fun Vii: a drivable painting, a gaming machine, a smart phone? The Fun Vii went all out on additional features and awesome bits of technology. The sides of the vehicle are a blank canvas that can have whatever visuals you would like wirelessly painted on in real time.

Toyota FT-1

This looks more like your traditional luxury sports car, recently unveiled at the 2014 Detroit auto show. Toyota has not yet provided any technical information. Honestly, just looking at the sleek interior/exterior, muscular rear wheel well, and air intakes are enough to drool over.

Kia GT4 Stinger

The Stinger is the self-proclaimed most aggressive concept car ever, with the focus on weight reduction and functionality, not to mention making driving fun. The engine is a tuned up 2.0 L turbocharged gasoline direct injected 4-cylinder engine. With 315 horsepower, it’s the Kia you want to take home to your mother.

LaMaserati

Unfortunately you won’t get to see this beast in action because technically it’s not real, but it should be. It’s what you would get if Maserati went for a Laferarri based hypercar. It’s not official in any way, which is what really gets us down. Did we mention the mirrors look like antennas?

Renault DeZir

With a 146 horse power electric engine capable of reaching 60 mph in just 5 seconds, and a top speed of a 112 mph, it’s an impressive alternative to gasoline. It may not be the fastest, but it’s sleek and sexy. We would love to go green for her rich red interior and butterfly doors.

Nissan ESFlow

An electric car specializing in customization and luxurious comfortability. The ESFlow features four multifunction illuminated LCD displays. The pedals and steering wheel adjust electronically to suit the drivers specifications and position.

Nissan Land Glider

Nissan’s concept take on smart cars. Another electric vehicle, but unlike the ESFlow, it resembles nothing of what you would expect from a luxury or sports vehicle. It’s a compact two-seater that’s nimble like a motorcycle, but offers protection from the elements.

Honda FCEV

An ultra-aerodynamic body and ample passenger space with seating for five, this vehicle owes its thanks to its new powertrain packaging efficiencies. The fuel cell is 30% smaller with a higher power output. Honda claims a 300+ mile range rating that refuels in less than five minutes.

Acura NSX

Screaming luxury, it employs a mid-mounted V-6 with a 7-speed transmission. It has an electric engine powering the rear wheels, and two more powering the front. The hybrid style AWD it expected to present V-8 performance and “better-than-four-cylinder” fuel economy.