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

Beijing 2012: Jeep Wrangler Dragon Design Concept Car











The Auto China in Beijing 2012 is also influenced by many design models that allow the interest of customers to be awakened. Sun is called the Year of the Dragon Jeep Wrangler concept vehicle also have Dragon Design Concept Car. It is based on the Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon in China offered in black with black hardtop. On this basis, the designers built a number of details in gold bronze, a color that is associated with the dragon. These color accents are seen within the typical seven vents on the front grille, headlights and they surround the Jeep logo adorn the front and rear.

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