Digital Marketer, Ahmed Ghamloush created this concept super sports car. His idea was to experiment with soft fluid-like surfacing interrupted by scoops, antennas, opening mechanisms and the like. So he envisioned this single-seat racer based on his very own perspective. The predominantly flat hood opens up to exaggerated wheel arches, the supercar's slender body flares out like bellbottoms, sitting like a skateboard with Led lights to lead the way at night. What do you think?

Smaller engines, sleeker lines, enhanced headroom, personal touchscreens, and a slew of ideas for a future line-up of vehicles from Nissan luxury brand Infiniti. One thing will carry over and their beloved VC-Turbo engine which they already consider a breakthrough. As the name suggests, The Q Inspiration is meant to inspire and be a representation of what's to come next. This particular car won't be manufactured but it will definitely inspire new design elements for Infinity.

When a vehicle becomes a fashion accessory, as the Snoped seen here, one can truly ride in style. The combination of snowmobile track and cafe race-bike posture gives this winter vehicle a very unique appearance. Designed by Joey Ruiter, is made with verticle head and taillight, aluminum and composite lightweight chassis and Chrysler Sno-runner track. This machine is a sleek way to travel and enjoy the winter.

Methodically created combining art, engineering and craftmanship, The LM-847 stands as an idea turned reality. It was the founder, Ludovic Lazareth who came across a V8 4.7 liter Maserati engine and instantly knew what he wanted to do with it. He proceeded to create a carbon fiber and polyester chassis around the massive 32-valve 470 horsepower Maserati Quattroporte engine. With dual-wheel hub center steering for both the front and dual rear end wheels, the bike actually requires no gear shifting while riding.

It is no longer necessary to hide your orange eraser in your desk drawer. This stylish, attractive 3D design is the 'Cloud Eraser' created by Madrid, Spain based designer Marta Ayala.