Dezeen’s top ten: cars

Zahra Rajaei | 31 May 2011 7 comments

Following the popularity of our story about the C-X75 by Jaguar last week, we've gathered together our ten most popular stories featuring cars.

In first place is GINA Light Visionary Model by BMW, a fabric-covered car with an articulated frame underneath.

Second place goes to the BMW Art Car by Jeff Koons.

More from BMW: Vision EfﬁcientDynamics with its wing-like doors comes in third place.

Mutation, the spaceship designed for Citroën by Ora-Ïto and shown in Milan last month, is at number four.

The battery-powered electric car Peapod by Chrysler comes as five.

Number six is the Hypnos by Citroën.

Our seventh most popular car story is about Cygnet by Aston Martin, a luxury compact city car.

The smallest four-seater car on the market, iQ by Toyota, is our eighth most popular car story.

Our most recent car story on the C-X75 by Jaguar, which was at Clerkenwell Design Week, comes ninth.

And we conclude our top ten stories about cars with the MINI Rocketman Concept.

We’ll be back with another top ten next month.

Hvidevarer

There's just something wrong with the headlights on the mini cooper :(
stef

But not as much as all the citroen designs. Went to their showroom in december in paris at the champs de elysees (or something) man they do know how to make basically pretty nice designs very ugly
Cyllion

The Aston Martin and the Toyota are almost the same!
Bill

Okay so the iQ and the aston martin are the same car with different finishes, the first three plus the mini are all BMW, some wacky Citroën designs and a god awful Chrysler, not the greatest list. surely there must be some other way to quantify popularity other than page views?
Koo

number 7 and 8 are virtually same cars with few cosmetic differences
Web Design G

Number one (BMW Concept) looks like a cat, except what in God's name is that gap in the bonnet?
Peter

What a beautiful collection of cars. I’m not a fan of the Peapod though - I have yet to see a really cool-looking electric car. Actually, the GINA Light Visionary Model by BMW looks slightly odd as well. What is the slit in the middle of the hood for? What happens when it rains? How is the rainwater filtered out? I know BMW’s car design is usually better than the quality of the car (remember the swirl flaps?) but this car may not be one of them.

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