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Tal D @ Jan 7th 2007 6:25PM
Enormous ammount of thought and time must have been spent designing every aspect of the Ryuga.
Gorgeous front end.
Interior looks to be substantially comfortable with great design.
Like the "sand garden" sides design.
Question how practical the rest of body will be.
The "wing" openings are impressive; I've always wondered why Mercedes abandoned the gull wing openings so many years ago? Is there a strength issue involved with this design?
Seems to be a very small rear window. What degree of visabilty will a driver have?
With so much glass or transparent material built-in, will there be a greenhouse effect in such a small area?
I realize this is a concept vehicle and as we see it now probaly won't be the way we see it if and when it is built for real world drivers.
Enuff