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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

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Detroit Auto Show 2011: Hyundai Curb Concept Small Crossover

Hyundai Curb Concept


Trouble is brewing for the Nissan Juke. Hyundai has made in its assault on the Curb Detroit, a concept that aims to guide the style "Fluidic Sculpture" at the garages of younger consumers. The result is a small SUV (4.1 meters), almost with an air of coupe, and a daring shared with the equally impressive Veloster, which has also received his first bath of masses in Detroit. His conduct fell under the responsibility of studying the South Korean manufacturer in California.
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