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1989-1993 Jiotto Caspita by Dome
Jotto Caspita, even if largely unknown, is probably the most famous Japanese supercar. It was conceived by Jiotto Design inc. of Japan, a...
1989 "Tango & Cash" RV from Hell
This formidable beast is the infamous 1989 Chevrolet one-ton “RV from Hell” truck from the Sylvester Stallone/ Kurt Russell action-comedy...
1989 Billy Gibbons "CadZZilla" (1948 Cadillac Series 62 Sedanette) by Boyd Coddington
CadZZilla is a custom hot rod car built by custom car builder and legend Boyd Coddington and designed by Larry Ericson. This fantastic...
Three Ford Concept Cars That Have Sold on BaT Auctions
In the past few years, three Ford concept cars have sold on the BaT Auctions site.
1989 Dodge Viper VM-01
Released under the direction of Carol Shelby, the Viper is reminiscent of the Ford-Driven Cobra produced in the sixties. Both cars have a...
Four Fantastic Ferraris by Pininfarina From the 70s and 80s
1972-1976 Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2 Prototipo by Pininfarina The Ferrari 365 line of cars is quite possibly the most confusingly named series...
1985-1989 Ferrari 412 by Pininfarina
More improvements came in 1985 when the Ferrari 400i became the 412, coming with more style and power. Design-wise, the Ferrari 412 got a...
1989 Magna Vehma Torrero Prototype
The 1989 Magna-Vehma Torrero was an SUV, sedan, and sports car all in one. It was built by Vehma International, an independent...
1987 Nissan Saurus Concept
At the 1987 Tokyo Motor Show, Nissan unveiled a sporty concept reminiscent of the Lotus Seven. It was an open cockpit design with bulging...
1989 Lamborghini P140
Lamborghini's line-up consisted of just one model for nearly two decades after the V8-engined Jalpa was canceled in 1988. The void in the...
1989 Dodge Dakota Sport V-8 Concept
It’s not surprising that the Dakota Sport V8 grabs the eye as dramatically as it tackles the terrain. The professionals at Chrysler...
1989 Zender Fact 4 Biturbo
The aesthetic of the Lamborghini Countach heavily influenced it, but the strangely named 1989 Fact BiTurbo concept from tuning company...
1989 Volkswagen Futura
The Volkswagen Futura Concept was introduced in 1989at the Frankfurt Motor Show as a vision of the automobile of the year 2000. It was a...
1989 Toyota RAV-Four
Meet the 1989 Toyota RAV-FOUR Concept, which debuted at the Tokyo Motor Show next to the production Toyota Sera (with gullwing doors) and...
1989 Toyota 4500GT
The Toyota 4500GT concept debuted at the 1989 Frankfurt Motor Show. A 2-door, 2+2 coupe signaled Toyota's entry into the competitive...
1989 Suzuki Quad Raider Constellation
The 1989 Tokyo Motor Show theme was "Freedom of Mobility - A Taste of Real Life and Luxury," and the Japanese were sure ready to party....
1989 Suzuki Cappuccino
The prototype Cappuccino was finished in white and featured two piece roof rather than the three-piece on the final production model. In...
1989 Subaru SVX by ItalDesign
The Subaru Alcyone SVX first made its debut, as a concept car, at the 1989 Tokyo Auto Show. Italian automobile designer, Giorgetto...
1989 Subaru SRD-1 by I.A.D.
Subaru's concept SRD-1 station wagon dominated the Japanese automaker's exhibit scene. Called an innovative "dream machine" for the '90s...
1989 Seat Proto T by ItalDesign
This car, developed in conjunction with Seat, was the proposed future mid-range car for the Spanish manufacturer: it entered production...
1989 Sbarro Osmos
"Throw out the hubs!" exhorted Franco Sbarro at the 1989 Geneva show when he released on to the world a significant innovation: the...
1989 Sbarro Orbital Wheel
Sbarro, the Italian inventor/ engineer who designed and built the first working hubless wheels (patent now held by Globeholding, in...
1989 Porsche Panamericana
When Dr. Ferry Porsche turned 80 years old, he received a 1989 Porsche Panamericana concept car as a gift. Now, receiving a car as a...
1989 Pontiac Stinger
One of the most popular and best-looking show cars from the talented GM Design staff during the late 1980s was the 1989 Pontiac Stinger....
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