Bertone Barchetta Concept Car 2007

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The compact, muscular body, with its high, taut waistline, is defined by two aluminium shells joined by a large glazed surface that crosses the doors and extends into the bonnet join line before spawning the low, wraparound windscreen.
The rearward opening scissor doors, hinged around the rear wheelarch, are a Bertone patent.
This is in keeping with the company's historic attention to the specific issue of accessibility, interpreted always with surprising solutions, such as the cockpit canopy of the Testudo (1962), the double gull wings of the Marzal (1967), the hinged windscreen of the Stratos 0 (1970) and the large gate-like sliding doors of the Villa (2005).



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Yalo !! I oso hate those concept car !! Always look futuristic n unreal !! N most Of them Not even go into product line ......reli a waste on concept car
 
some concept cars never go into production pun... juz wanna show off their company got big ideas and big bucks aje... standard lah tu :regular_smile:
 

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