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15 of the Coolest Concept Cars From the Past Five Years

Here are the most interesting cars to hit the show floors in the past few years.

BY BRIAN SILVESTRO

OCT 22, 2019

OPEL

Not all concept cars are created equal. Manufacturers have gone above and beyond with these 15 concepts.

OPEL

Opel GT

The Opel GT concept from Geneva 2016 didn't lead to a production car, but it was still incredibly neat. It had everything we want from a modern performance coupe: Great looks, tight proportions, and a low curb weight.

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VOLKSWAGEN

Volkswagen Atlas Tanoak

The Tanoak is a pickup version of VW's Atlas SUV, riding on the same platform and using the same powertrain. The boxy, Raptor-esque looks somehow fit perfectly. We hope Volkswagen builds this one.

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RENAULT

Renault Trezor

The Trezor was released in 2016 in Paris, sporting a version of Renault's Formula E drivetrain and autonomous driving tech. But it was the stunning design that had everyone really excited. It's too bad a production version never came to fruition.

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GFG STYLE

GFG Style Kangaroo

Spawned from the minds of Giorgetto Giugiario and his son, the GFG Style Kangaroo combines supercar proportions with an unconventional off-road ride height. It also has gullwing windows, which is undeniably awesome.

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AUDI

Audi e-Tron GT

The e-Tron GT is Audi's take on the all-electric grand touring segment. Based on the same platform as the Porsche Taycan, it looks fantastic. Expect a production version to appear sometime in the near future.

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VOLKSWAGEN

Volkswagen ID. Buggy

The ID. Buggy is the latest in a string of ID-badged concepts from VW, aimed at showing off the brand's new modular electric platform. We think it's the coolest of the bunch.

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MERCEDES-BENZ

Mercedes-Maybach Vision 6 Cabriolet

If you thought the Vision 6 coupe couldn't get any better, you were probably shocked to see the Cabriolet version. It looks like a yacht on wheels, with a stunning interior and a massive rear overhang.

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JEEP

Jeep 4SPEED

The 4SPEED is a sort of lightweight, barebones speedster take on the new Wrangler, with no roof, no doors, a roll cage, carbon fiber body panels, and a set of massive off-roading tires. It debuted at the annual Easter Jeep Safari in 2018.

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JEEP

Jeep Wrangler Trailcat

Of course, the 4SPEED wasn't the only cool Jeep to debut at Easter Jeep Safari. The Trailcat, the Hellcat-engined high-performance Wrangler of your dreams, made its debut in 2016.

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MAZDA

Mazda RX-Vision

The RX-Vision is Mazda's representation of what a future rotary-powered sports car might look like, and it's stunning. Sadly, it's still just a concept for now.

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Honda Sports EV

The Sports EV concept is a more performance-oriented variant of Honda's Urban EV concept, which was recently unveiled in near-production form. Honda hasn't said whether it'll produce this car, but we're hopeful.

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TOYOTA

Toyota S-FR

Toyota revealed this tiny little sports coupe at the Tokyo Auto Show a few years back, and while there have been rumors about it being produced, we haven't heard much lately.

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TOYOTA

Toyota GR HV

The GR HV is a hybrid-powered targa sports car based on the Toyota 86, complete with a totally new fascia, and a switchable six-speed manual mode in addition to the standard automatic transmission.

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PININFARINA

Pininfarina HK GT

The HK GT is Pininfarina's idea of a sustainable GT car. It's battery powered, built in collaboration with Hybrid Kinetic Group, a tech brand based in Hong Kong. The coolest feature isn't the tech, though. It's the gullwing doors.

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BUICK

Buick Avista

Buick's stunning Avista concept was a welcome surprise to those who had long given up hope of Buick ever being interesting again. The fascia has since made it onto several of its production cars.