Showing posts with label Scion Concepts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scion Concepts. Show all posts

Friday, March 21, 2008

Scion Hacked Coupe Concept: Follow the Orange-Brick Road...

...back to the drawing board. If there’s one car at this year’s New York Auto Show that won all of our negative votes for its appearance, that’s definitely the Scion Hako Concept. Part hot-rod, part box, the Hako shares more similarities with an orange brick on wheels than it does to a coupe. Having that in mind, we decided to photo-hack Scion’s concept by dressing its body with what else, but

Scion Hacked Coupe Concept: Follow the Orange-Brick Road...

...back to the drawing board. If there’s one car at this year’s New York Auto Show that won all of our negative votes for its appearance, that’s definitely the Scion Hako Concept. Part hot-rod, part box, the Hako shares more similarities with an orange brick on wheels than it does to a coupe. Having that in mind, we decided to photo-hack Scion’s concept by dressing its body with what else, but

Scion Hacked Coupe Concept: Follow the Orange-Brick Road...

...back to the drawing board. If there’s one car at this year’s New York Auto Show that won all of our negative votes for its appearance, that’s definitely the Scion Hako Concept. Part hot-rod, part box, the Hako shares more similarities with an orange brick on wheels than it does to a coupe. Having that in mind, we decided to photo-hack Scion’s concept by dressing its body with what else, but

Scion Hacked Coupe Concept: Follow the Orange-Brick Road...

...back to the drawing board. If there’s one car at this year’s New York Auto Show that won all of our negative votes for its appearance, that’s definitely the Scion Hako Concept. Part hot-rod, part box, the Hako shares more similarities with an orange brick on wheels than it does to a coupe. Having that in mind, we decided to photo-hack Scion’s concept by dressing its body with what else, but

Scion Hacked Coupe Concept: Follow the Orange-Brick Road...

...back to the drawing board. If there’s one car at this year’s New York Auto Show that won all of our negative votes for its appearance, that’s definitely the Scion Hako Concept. Part hot-rod, part box, the Hako shares more similarities with an orange brick on wheels than it does to a coupe. Having that in mind, we decided to photo-hack Scion’s concept by dressing its body with what else, but

Scion Hacked Coupe Concept: Follow the Orange-Brick Road...

...back to the drawing board. If there’s one car at this year’s New York Auto Show that won all of our negative votes for its appearance, that’s definitely the Scion Hako Concept. Part hot-rod, part box, the Hako shares more similarities with an orange brick on wheels than it does to a coupe. Having that in mind, we decided to photo-hack Scion’s concept by dressing its body with what else, but

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Scion Hako Concept Live Pics from NY: With a Face Only a Mother Could Love…

Scion calls it the Hako Concept but we can think of a dozen or adjectives that could do the work like unattractive; unsightly; hideous; revolting; repulsive; horrible; dreadful; obnoxious; nasty; horrid; unpleasant; terrible and of course, just plain ugly. Then again, Scion’s vice president Jack Hollis gave the best description of the Hako: “This concept is the sporty version of a box”….

Scion Hako Concept Live Pics from NY: With a Face Only a Mother Could Love…

Scion calls it the Hako Concept but we can think of a dozen or adjectives that could do the work like unattractive; unsightly; hideous; revolting; repulsive; horrible; dreadful; obnoxious; nasty; horrid; unpleasant; terrible and of course, just plain ugly. Then again, Scion’s vice president Jack Hollis gave the best description of the Hako: “This concept is the sporty version of a box”….

Scion Hako Concept Live Pics from NY: With a Face Only a Mother Could Love…

Scion calls it the Hako Concept but we can think of a dozen or adjectives that could do the work like unattractive; unsightly; hideous; revolting; repulsive; horrible; dreadful; obnoxious; nasty; horrid; unpleasant; terrible and of course, just plain ugly. Then again, Scion’s vice president Jack Hollis gave the best description of the Hako: “This concept is the sporty version of a box”….

Scion Hako Concept Live Pics from NY: With a Face Only a Mother Could Love…

Scion calls it the Hako Concept but we can think of a dozen or adjectives that could do the work like unattractive; unsightly; hideous; revolting; repulsive; horrible; dreadful; obnoxious; nasty; horrid; unpleasant; terrible and of course, just plain ugly. Then again, Scion’s vice president Jack Hollis gave the best description of the Hako: “This concept is the sporty version of a box”….

Scion Hako Concept Live Pics from NY: With a Face Only a Mother Could Love…

Scion calls it the Hako Concept but we can think of a dozen or adjectives that could do the work like unattractive; unsightly; hideous; revolting; repulsive; horrible; dreadful; obnoxious; nasty; horrid; unpleasant; terrible and of course, just plain ugly. Then again, Scion’s vice president Jack Hollis gave the best description of the Hako: “This concept is the sporty version of a box”….

Scion Hako Concept Live Pics from NY: With a Face Only a Mother Could Love…

Scion calls it the Hako Concept but we can think of a dozen or adjectives that could do the work like unattractive; unsightly; hideous; revolting; repulsive; horrible; dreadful; obnoxious; nasty; horrid; unpleasant; terrible and of course, just plain ugly. Then again, Scion’s vice president Jack Hollis gave the best description of the Hako: “This concept is the sporty version of a box”….

Scion Hako Coupe Concept Debuts at New York Show

In what seems to easily win our vote for the ugliest concept cars that we’ve seen this year, Scion took the wraps off its Hako Coupe prototype at the New York Show opening. According to the Japanese carmaker, the Hako Coupe was developed by Tokyo Design Division, which studied global, youth-inspired trends and in particular, American vintage style among young Tokyo trendsetters. "Scion's Hako

Scion Hako Coupe Concept Debuts at New York Show

In what seems to easily win our vote for the ugliest concept cars that we’ve seen this year, Scion took the wraps off its Hako Coupe prototype at the New York Show opening. According to the Japanese carmaker, the Hako Coupe was developed by Tokyo Design Division, which studied global, youth-inspired trends and in particular, American vintage style among young Tokyo trendsetters. "Scion's Hako

Scion Hako Coupe Concept Debuts at New York Show

In what seems to easily win our vote for the ugliest concept cars that we’ve seen this year, Scion took the wraps off its Hako Coupe prototype at the New York Show opening. According to the Japanese carmaker, the Hako Coupe was developed by Tokyo Design Division, which studied global, youth-inspired trends and in particular, American vintage style among young Tokyo trendsetters. "Scion's Hako

Scion Hako Coupe Concept Debuts at New York Show

In what seems to easily win our vote for the ugliest concept cars that we’ve seen this year, Scion took the wraps off its Hako Coupe prototype at the New York Show opening. According to the Japanese carmaker, the Hako Coupe was developed by Tokyo Design Division, which studied global, youth-inspired trends and in particular, American vintage style among young Tokyo trendsetters. "Scion's Hako

Scion Hako Coupe Concept Debuts at New York Show

In what seems to easily win our vote for the ugliest concept cars that we’ve seen this year, Scion took the wraps off its Hako Coupe prototype at the New York Show opening. According to the Japanese carmaker, the Hako Coupe was developed by Tokyo Design Division, which studied global, youth-inspired trends and in particular, American vintage style among young Tokyo trendsetters. "Scion's Hako

Scion Hako Coupe Concept Debuts at New York Show

In what seems to easily win our vote for the ugliest concept cars that we’ve seen this year, Scion took the wraps off its Hako Coupe prototype at the New York Show opening. According to the Japanese carmaker, the Hako Coupe was developed by Tokyo Design Division, which studied global, youth-inspired trends and in particular, American vintage style among young Tokyo trendsetters. "Scion's Hako