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BMW Concept Cars: 1964 Hurrican 1800ti

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    120hp 1.8L dual side draft carburetor M10

    0-62mph in 9.5 sec

    Top speed 121mph

    Based on a BMW 2002, using Fiat 850 tail lights, Jaguar XJ6 front turn signals, Volvo 121 headlights and BMW 2500 cluster.

    There is little information about this car but the concept was to "Use a serial chassis, serial technology and serial components to built an exclusive double-seated sports car which should be as low-cost and high-tech as possible". 

    Note that it isn't sporting the kidney grille.

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      I was looking into this one the other day. The lack of kidney grilles really threw me off. I was surprised they didn't have them incorporated into the design at all. 

      My initial thought on the styling was that it sort of looks like a Lamborghini Miura

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        Makes me think of a Lotus Elan + Jag XJS lovechild

        1965LotusElanGTSVintageRaceCarDri

        XJS5.jpg

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        • patsbimmer1P
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          I see an odd Jaguar/Corvette lovechild.

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            the hips do give me a C3 vibe

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            • YoungCRY
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              Italian design, German powa!

              Chris Young
              BMWCCA #458972
              1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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