Remember that artsy car in my first post about the Tokyo Motor Show? It's called the Fun-Vii, and I genuinely think Toyota's people were either drunk or redecorating their houses when they designed it. Or both.
The car allows you to choose any picture as its side, making it very customizable. The interior is adaptable as well, with color changing dash, seats, everything. The sides of the car are made of OLED panels. It's a new feat, based on the technology used in smartphone screens (Like Samsung AMOLED) but a little more advanced. They've made them transparent (!) from the inside, because you don't want to run over anyone's feet while admiring your own car's sides. Also, there is an inbuilt projector for watching movies and playing games on the windshield of your car. Not while driving, of course.
I think it's unbelievable what automotive manufacturers come up with these days. It's like they are fighting for the weirdest designs. (And they probably actually are.) As far as I'm concerned, they're taking this funky car thing a little far but hey, as I said earlier, concept cars are fun regardless of how credible they are. And that is, after all, what the Tokyo Motor show is about. Fun and technology.
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