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Spheric brings the water droplet inspired concept car
Jaiyant Cavale | Aug 27 2008
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Daniel Fitzgerald has designed the Spheric, a futuristic concept car inspired by water droplets. The rear is tapered and makes it look more like a water drop and the front wing profile is flexible which helps the driver to brace himself against...
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