If You have in mind that most of his vehicle designs have been created between the early 60's to the mid 80's, You become an Idea of how GENIUS he was. His designed Alfa Romeo Giulietta was 1959 the worlds first GT-car racing the "Green Hell" (Nürburgring Nordschleife) in less than 10 minutes. Big Respect to the man with the white turtleneck sweater.
@@SamuelCernuto I like this car. 1941 WILLYS "SWOOPSTER" CUSTOM CONVERTIBLE www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1941-WILLYS-SWOOPSTER-CUSTOM-CONVERTIBLE-183959
Der LOTEC Ferrari mit 1000 Ps an einen japanischen Kunden fehlt in einem schönen Seitenbild. Nur die Front sichtbar. Herr Lotterschmidt hätte sicher nichts dagegen gehabt. Ein wahrlich schönes und Straßentaugliches Exemplar. Ich habe es im Original gesehen. Amazing.
wow, they still look revolutionary and futuristic now. It's a shame that cars are looking more a more generic & similar. Well ahead of his time and still would be now.
Respectfully talking I don't think these vehicles will be ever considered other than the private entertainment of a visionary designer who was lucky enough to afford it.
This guy is firmly in the, I respect his creativity, but I don't think any of his designs are attractive aside from the F1 car. It's all just the blobby super organic shapes which didn't look good on day one, let alone decades later.
Neither is the car at 3:23. It is the "ETV", and it was designed by Mike Vetter. Nor is the car at 3:42 -- that is a Panhard Le Mans designed by Charles Deutch.
This man has to be held up in the same regard as H R Geiger...a true visionary creator of original art/design...
If You have in mind that most of his vehicle designs have been created between the early 60's to the mid 80's,
You become an Idea of how GENIUS he was. His designed Alfa Romeo Giulietta was 1959 the worlds first GT-car racing the "Green Hell" (Nürburgring Nordschleife) in less than 10 minutes. Big Respect to the man with the white turtleneck sweater.
just what i needed
the black f1 lookin thing is my fav in here , i love how the body meets the wheels ive never seen a car do that
Cool, though I'm not sure but cool-interesting.
Absolutely out of this world a true genius in design 👏
Couldn't agree more!
Ein Visionär , der der Zeit weit voraus war. Nun entwirft er das Himmelstor neu!
So far ahead of his time... thanks for watching Komscher lead.
Er kann versuchen aus sein Grab raus zu kommen mit ein Löffel
@@SamuelCernuto admirable amigo..saludos desde argentina..,
@@SamuelCernuto I like this car. 1941 WILLYS "SWOOPSTER" CUSTOM CONVERTIBLE www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1941-WILLYS-SWOOPSTER-CUSTOM-CONVERTIBLE-183959
es muy loco esto...pero muy admirable y original ..,y si hubieramos tenido a gente como esta.el mundo seria mejor..,
Amazing!
Amazing cars dude
Der LOTEC Ferrari mit 1000 Ps an einen japanischen Kunden fehlt in einem schönen Seitenbild. Nur die Front sichtbar. Herr Lotterschmidt hätte sicher nichts dagegen gehabt.
Ein wahrlich schönes und Straßentaugliches Exemplar. Ich habe es im Original gesehen. Amazing.
That orange car looks great 1:24
...großartig...! 😎
and the blue one at 3:23, i would drive that , i think its been in a movie that one
It may have been in a movie, but it's not a Colani design. It is the "ETV", and it was designed by Mike Vetter.
@@jazzfan6 you really know yur cars
Wow man, were some of these in production Or just concept? I would like to see their names also if you know.
wow, they still look revolutionary and futuristic now. It's a shame that cars are looking more a more generic & similar. Well ahead of his time and still would be now.
Most of these, pretty much all, fall into the unique, but hideous group imo.
Goofy ah designs, although respect for his creativity
Respectfully talking I don't think these vehicles
will be ever considered other than the private entertainment of a visionary designer who was
lucky enough to afford it.
This guy is firmly in the, I respect his creativity, but I don't think any of his designs are attractive aside from the F1 car. It's all just the blobby super organic shapes which didn't look good on day one, let alone decades later.
the Aptera isn't a Colani design
Thanks for the update. Glad you spotted the mistake.
Sam
Neither is the car at 3:23. It is the "ETV", and it was designed by Mike Vetter. Nor is the car at 3:42 -- that is a Panhard Le Mans designed by Charles Deutch.