Cars of the Future

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Cars of the Future

http://www.sciencedaily.com/videos/2006/0212-cars_of_the_future_designer...
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New plastics may soon replace metals in auto bodies. Designers are beginning to discover a whole new world of possibilities offered by materials that can be bent into futuristic shapes.

Type: Landscape | Also: Technology, Cars |

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