Concept cars usually are an artistic ideal or flagship for the next generation of styling for the vehicles. Cues are taken from it for all over the lineup
concept cars are usually revealed as a potential new model, yet once the models reach production they rarely represent the concept from which they were built on, it's the car industry equivalent of when a "demo" for a game is shown comprising of pre rendered footage that the game engine can't produce
hell look at the difference between the supra concepts from like 2016 compared to the final product, it looks like the designer was fired and the designs he did were drooled over by the retard replacement, then made into production
yeah, concept cars contain "pointers"... I liked the wheels on the Nissan concept, didn't like the lack of visibility, although they made sure to hide the windscreen, so the rear could contain those aggressively sharp lines but have a softer front.
@Fitzydog I have seen a fashion show and my point stands, you can literally buy everything there and wear it yourself if you're so inclined; it works and is produced, allbeit for a hefty price. the garbage concept cars often don't work, they're sometimes practically just a 3d mockup made real and imo it's a deceptive practice; "look at this new concept for our new model, doesn't it look great!?" then they release some generic turdbox that has headlights the same and basically nothing else
