[balloonsalesman]

As a concept car, I find this brilliant.

[TheBingoBalls]

As a concept car, I think it's cool that it looks that extreme. Obviously this is never going to come close to even sniffing production so I have no issues with the odd appearance but I can see certain aspects of the car that can influence future Rolls Royce vehicles, specifically the interior.

[sygazelle]

Originally Posted by Boo_went_blu

Seeing the pictures of all the different people working on it makes me wonder how all of them decided this looked good? White shag carpet in a car will be just as bad of an idea in 100 years as it is today

That's it right there. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but some cars are just plain ugly. I can see one person on a design team or decision making position at car company can like a particular ugly design and say "let's build that". But how does a car company with many designers and decision makers approve an ugly design, even for concept? I mean, don't they have the balls to say to their colleagues, "that's just plain ugly, let's not build this."?

I know concept cars are supposed to push the envelope and inspire change, and at the same time make you think your current car is old, but this is RR concept doesn't do that for me.

[oolas3]

I guess in the future we will not have curbs or changes in road inclines.

[Matski]

Seems most here are completely missing the point of this car.

[W///]

Originally Posted by Matski

Seems most here are completely missing the point of this car.

Agreed. While these are not cars I'm usually interested in, it's kind of cool to see each companies vision of what the future will hold.

In the next 10-20 years, cars will be pretty different than what they are now.

I wouldn't mind being driven back by that RR after a night out partying

[Eno335]

Hmmm must be the car that's going to be featured in i.Robot 2 :

[TheVazha]

Step back and realize that it's not a e39 M5. It wasn't built for performance or cornering, or even driving for that matter. Then you should see how absolutely amazing it is!

[yousefnjr]

I think most understand that it's just a concept. The whole point of them posting it here is for people to react, which includes allowing idiots like me to make dumb comments. It's all in good fun.

[Weiman]

It's not even a concept, it's a vision. I love it.

[SCOTT26]

Its a pure concept car but illustrates the core message of The Next 100 Years.
Its all about looking forward. We could have done a Hommage to the past or a super sports car that has its roots in the present.
But the committee decided the 100th Anniversary of BMW should be about looking forward to the next 100 years which the Vision cars solely demonstrate.

[3s-a-charm]

RR should start taking some risks with their concepts rather than these vanilla designs...

[Olivamex]

I like everything about the video except the car itself ??? - is that really a Rolls Royce vision??? I'm sure they can do better or else close now before extinction ?

[dzvero]

In the future it will be all about interior with some fake displays instead of windows and exterior will be ugly for today's standards . And no drivers just luggage's.. aaa passengers
Like this :
http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...7#post20115527

[dzvero]

I'm surprised it looks like a car. I will imagine in 100 years the cars will egg shaped or cubes or something of sort - more practical as they likely will be electric or hydrogen or nuclear

[MParallel]

This is a "because we can" project.

It has some nice cues, and some meh cues.

[MSteve5036]

At least we know there will still be umbrellas in 100 years

[cncmastr]

Originally Posted by yousefnjr

Good thing it's driverless, owners will have to be blind

I like this better than he BMW one.

[8k4]

BMW hasn't made a decent concept / homage in recent years that I can think of. Their design team needs serious review

[Fundguy1]

Ugly skirts, self driving. Who cares.

[Needbmwpartzz]

Don't mean to be critical but.......F....art!

[phoenixbmwlife]

Some of you all are so narrow sighted. This is not a production model. It's an exercise in design which allows the artist to think outside the box, which is required for all new trends to occur. If you're not free to break the boundaries with unorthodox designs you'll be left with the status quo. You all need to relax its just a concept design.