Faster Forward: History of the Future of Cars
What the automotive industry and consumers deemed “futuristic” has changed over the decades and some concepts, such as like the 1963 Chevy turbine, were never widely marketed. An exhibit at the SAE International World Congress explored major trends in vehicle propulsion, from steam to turbine to electricity.
What the automotive industry and consumers deemed “futuristic” has changed over the decades and some concepts, such as like the 1963 Chevy turbine, were never widely marketed. An exhibit at the SAE International World Congress explored major...
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