Cars
The current generation Mitsubishi Grandis is a good representation of the Japanese automaker as a whole. Plastic-y interiors, underdone ride and handling and anodyne looks combine to make the Grandis a poor substitute for the vastly superior and better selling Toyota Tarago [Australia]. With its South Korean competition having long ago stepped up to the plate, it’s disappointing to see Mitsubishi lagging so far behind.
- Guess What Ford Is Bringing To The Frankfurt Motor Show This Year?
The above rendering is the work of independent designer David Cardoso While we wish Carscoop reader and independent designer David Cardoso the best of luck in his work, the 2013 Ford Focus Coupé Design Study that he drew up and which is pictured above,...
- David Cardoso Wants Renault To Do The Twist With New Design Concept
David Cardoso, whose work includes the water-bound Audi Hydron concept and Cobalt coupe, has created a new car concept to take on Mitsubishi's i-Miev. Envisioned as a Renault, the Twist would be a small electric city vehicle to slot between the baby...
- David Cardoso Imagines The Audi Hydron Amphibious Study
Much like flying cars, the notion of amphibious automobiles has been embedded in the public's collective conscious for ages. Now, with the Audi Hydron, artist David Cardoso has re-imagined the 'automoboat' as a proper (if futuristic) car...
- Mitsubishi Reveals Colt, Lancer, Grandis, Triton & Pajero Panther Sporty Concepts
Finished in black duco and trademark "claw" detail, Mitsubishi unveiled a series of concepts bearing the Panther moniker at the 2008 Melbourne International Motor Show. The Panther concept range consisted of the Colt hatch, Lancer sedan, Grandis minivan,...
- Mitsubishi & January Success
Eleven consecutive months of production growth is music to the ears of Mitsubishi's top bosses. Â Globally, Mitsubishi Motors produced 115,805 vehicles in January. Â Mitsubishi exported 29,316 cars from Japan to Europe alone. Â The global production...
Cars
Mitsubishi Flexis Concept Study: David Cardoso’s Ford C-Max Rival
The current generation Mitsubishi Grandis is a good representation of the Japanese automaker as a whole. Plastic-y interiors, underdone ride and handling and anodyne looks combine to make the Grandis a poor substitute for the vastly superior and better selling Toyota Tarago [Australia]. With its South Korean competition having long ago stepped up to the plate, it’s disappointing to see Mitsubishi lagging so far behind.
David Cardoso, the artist who in the past has brought us design studies such as Renault Twist MPV and Audi Hydron, has envisioned a possible successor to the Grandis in the form of the Flexis. Appearing to be smaller than the Grandis - with seating more likely for five instead of seven - the Flexis takes it’s styling cues from the Opel Meriva, Peugeot 3008 and 2012 Ford Focus.
- Guess What Ford Is Bringing To The Frankfurt Motor Show This Year?
The above rendering is the work of independent designer David Cardoso While we wish Carscoop reader and independent designer David Cardoso the best of luck in his work, the 2013 Ford Focus Coupé Design Study that he drew up and which is pictured above,...
- David Cardoso Wants Renault To Do The Twist With New Design Concept
David Cardoso, whose work includes the water-bound Audi Hydron concept and Cobalt coupe, has created a new car concept to take on Mitsubishi's i-Miev. Envisioned as a Renault, the Twist would be a small electric city vehicle to slot between the baby...
- David Cardoso Imagines The Audi Hydron Amphibious Study
Much like flying cars, the notion of amphibious automobiles has been embedded in the public's collective conscious for ages. Now, with the Audi Hydron, artist David Cardoso has re-imagined the 'automoboat' as a proper (if futuristic) car...
- Mitsubishi Reveals Colt, Lancer, Grandis, Triton & Pajero Panther Sporty Concepts
Finished in black duco and trademark "claw" detail, Mitsubishi unveiled a series of concepts bearing the Panther moniker at the 2008 Melbourne International Motor Show. The Panther concept range consisted of the Colt hatch, Lancer sedan, Grandis minivan,...
- Mitsubishi & January Success
Eleven consecutive months of production growth is music to the ears of Mitsubishi's top bosses. Â Globally, Mitsubishi Motors produced 115,805 vehicles in January. Â Mitsubishi exported 29,316 cars from Japan to Europe alone. Â The global production...