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| Suzuki Q smart mini car - small vehicles |
what would the Tokyo show be without at least one completely off-the-wall concept car that has no rational reason for being, nor the remotest possibility of ever becoming a commercial reality?
Suzuki, in this year of doubt and fear and seriousness on the part of the Japanese auto industry, has come through with an absurd concept that one can look at, laugh at, and be reassured that it will never encroach upon the streets of the world. The Suzuki Q is short, narrow, tall, garish and impractical — everything needed for a Tokyo show. Its perfectly round doors, its fully-enclosed wheels (if there were wheels in those pods — they came so close to the stand surface it was impossible to see if there were tires in them or if the Q was sitting on blocks) and its odd bustle for the rear tandem seat, complete with quarter windows made the Q a perfect goofmobile. Hats off to Suzuki. via : automobilemag
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