Geneva auto show: Giugiaro Vadho concept Video
Geneva auto show: Giugiaro Vadho concept Video Transcript
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>> You could always count on Seniore Georgetto Jusharo [assumed spelling] to deliver a winner at every major auto show and this Votto [assumed spelling] was exactly that at the Geneva 2007 affair. This wild concept has the power train from BMW's hydrogen seven which is a hydrogen powered V12 connected to BMW's atrocious SMG gear box. Notice how everyone sits tandem in sort of fighter style under a canopy. Controls inside are also jet fighter inspired, a set of joysticks and everything is controlled by wire. Now you sit over on the left because that avant garde hydrogen motor is mounted amid ships on the right. By the way this is never going into production. ^M00:00:47 [ Music ]
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