Scania Torped
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Scania Torped (Torpedo) is a concept car developed by the transport design student Louise Temin for Scania AB, as a way to showcase their environmental friendly eco-diesel V8.[1]
It is a two seat roadster with some inspiration from Dodge Viper, not because it looks good, but because it was easier to use an ugly car as base.[1] As of writing (2006) it only exists as design sketches and a scale model. According to Scania's head of design, Kristofer Hansén, the chances for a production is slim.[1]
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