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Blade Runner (1982)
Syd Mead's gorgeous Blade Runner's interiors
Black Forest
The Daihatsu Hijet Dumbo was a radical, cube-shaped concept van presented at the 28th Tokyo Motor Show in October 1989. Built on the platform of the standard production Daihatsu Hijet microvan, this "brick-like" kei van concept prioritised spatial efficiency and practicality. The concept van was designed to serve as a mobile Japanese tea ceremony vehicle, with integrated traditional tatami floor mats and privacy curtains to set the mood for a tea ceremony on the go.
SONY ZS-M75, 2000
Bramdean House, Hampshire, England
Plissè Block Sofa, Luca Ricci
To mark its 80th birthday, Daihatsu unveiled the TA-X80 at the 27th Tokyo Motor Show in 1987. This futuristic two-seater mid-engined sports car boasted a 1.0-litre twin-cam 24-valve turbo V6 engine. The TA-X80’s name itself stood for Technology Advanced eXperimental. Its aerodynamic design, rearward sliding doors, and incredibly light 880 kg weight were key features.
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1986 Chrysler Fifth Avenue