This computer animation is so awesome that it was recently awarded The Royal College of Art's Best Overall Concept Car.
flowercar
Interestingly, it is based on the way a flower reacts to its environment-- So you can understand the unique curves... or rather, twist. Maybe this car would get to be tangible someday, but I cannot understand how it would crawl on the streets.
Great is the mind of designer student, Jonathan Putner that brought out this concept... should have designed a more driveable one though.
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