Erm… Certainly not that.
But yes please, Mazda.
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Nuclear reactor? Yes please.
Oh god… that reminds me of that weird cadillac nuclear car myth that went around the internet where nobody even stopped to think a nuclear reactor needs like 2 feet of lead and 6 feet of concrete around it.
This was the Ford Nucleon, a scale model in '58 to hypothesize what a car with a nuclear reactor would look like.
The definition of retrofuturism
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HOLY COW - You just invented stoner country! That’s a perfect name for a song 
This is exactly the thing i was talking about earlier
That sounds perfect for a zombie apocalypse car 
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Seems more like a car that would trigger an apocalypse than one that would be used for survival
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Just think, you stop to fill up, and you won’t need another fill up for twenty five years.
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My favorites were:
Cadillac Cien
Chrysler ME-412
Chrysler Turbine
But those were already mentioned.
Another one I found interesting was the Jeep Hurricane Concept.
I had a hotwheels car of that hurricane
I do have one lying around somewhere. I would look for it, but alas, I’m too lazy.
At first glance I thought that thing looks like an Audi R8… then I noticed that it’s called the Hun audi ères
Can’t be because of the date… but who knows… maybe Audi dug that one up and went with it.
Since I mentioned Audi… time for something from them.
The Audi Quattro Spyder Concept from 1991;
Very elegant and clean. It was aluminium bodied with a mid-engined 174hp 2.8L V6 mated to a 5-speed manual and all wheel drive. It weighed 1100kg (2425lbs)
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Makes me think of an expensive version of the Mitsubishi Eclipse at a glance.
Looks really clean. If it were real, I’d buy it.
Hunaudières is a name for a back straight from the Circuit De La Sarthe. And I don’t think that has anything to do with Audi.
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