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Detroit Auto Show: Live shots of the gorgeous Mazda Ryuga
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Mazda's press conference isn't until tomorrow, but when we heard the Ryuga Concept was already spinning on a pedestal in the brand's booth, we grabbed our gear and ran down for an impromptu photo shoot. This car truly loves the camera; every side is its good side. Upon examing the car closer, we appreciate it more now for its details than overall shape. The wheels in particular with their torque-twisted spokes and dab of body color paint are one of the car's finest features. While the head and taillights are years away from production, the concept's face doesn't look far off from what could sold in showrooms. The interior, however, is a product of pure imagination, and while certainly striking and creative, lacks any connection with reality.
After 20 minutes of shooting we found ourselves in possession of another 29 fantastic pics of this beauty. Check them out in all their high-resolution glory by viewing the gallery.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
dave 7:08PM (1/07/2007)
looks like an 80's vette with a caddy xlr grill.
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megalon 8:34PM (1/07/2007)
I dont understand concept cars which will never reach production. Teaser cars are silly.
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Graham Lunn 5:34AM (1/08/2007)
Why do I look at that and think Lightning MacQueen??
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SherbornSean 8:27AM (1/08/2007)
WOW. One of the most remarkable concept cars in many years. Truly a 21st century design -- one that will influence design for decades.
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John 8:17PM (1/10/2007)
I think mazda has worn out the term concept. It seems that a new mazda concept is revealed EVERY auto show and they are all the same. They all have dumb names that don't mean anything, they are all so unrealistic, and they never become production vehicles. It seems that each time a concept is made, the design of the future models follows the design elements of the concept but mazda only comes up with a new vehicles like every 5 years and a new concept like every 5 months. They don't even look like cars, they look like something you'd find in a hotwheels package. I could "design" that in 10 seconds.
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