On the brink of another season in Formula One, this viral is timed to perfection and is working it’s way around the internet as we speak. It’s a fantastic example of viral marketing, it leaves you guessing and in a state of amazement that you simply have to share the experience with others (which is exactly what I’m doing here), well done to the creato…
Originally cars were designed for speed and high performance, the most beautiful designs reflecting either the power of the vehicle or its ability to go very fast. In Japan, overcrowded roads and their reliance on imported oil has created a new challenge for their car industry. The Science Museum’s exhibition, Japan Car, is a fantastic insight into the future of cars.
All the cars are limited in size and known as a “mobile cell”. Some of the cars run on electricity alone or a mixture of electricity and petrol. One of the cars runs on hydrogen. Our own reliance in the UK on the oil industry has meant that this technology is being largely ignored. Let’s just hope that these designs are going to be a part of our near future.
This crazy car is a little bit like an advanced grannymobile, it can travel on the road with cars or on the pavement. I think I might be a little embarrassed in one of these!
So here’s the new DS3, launched yesterday in Paris as part of Citroën’s new DS range of luxury cars.
The DS3 will undoubtedly be a direct rival to BMW’s Mini and others of a similar proportion.
Alongside the DS launch was the Citroën brand update:
The chevrons have been softened which mimics the lines of the original DS. Not sure about the ‘DS inside’, obviously Citroën are trying to build in some emotion and passion from the original, but I can’t help but think ‘Intel inside’.
This logo leaves me a little cold. Undeniably French in styling, it will take time to warm to it, which I suppose, is Citroën through and throu…