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The realistic moves...

The realistic moves were choreographed by Marty Kudelka, who has worked with the likes of US pop star Justin Timberlake. Kudelka had motion sensors placed all over his body to record every move he made. These were then reproduced by animation experts at Canada"s Spy Films to create the 3D images of the dancing C4.



The curved styling is...

The curved styling is also important, as the firm"s design boss Patrick Le Qu탩ment explained that future Renault cars are likely to have similar flowing lines and simple interiors. Although it doesn"t look as though the Wind will be blowing into a showroom soon, Le Qu탩ment told Auto Express: "I love this type of car and have proposed building one before. But even though it"s a realistic proposition, the Wind isn"t the start of a production model."


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Designed and built in...

Designed and built in the Midlands by the same teams that produced the award-winning Jaguar XK sports GT range in 2006 – the C-XF concept is a precursor to cars that will become recognised for their ground-breaking exterior looks and innovative interiors.

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With a powerful V6 engine...

With a powerful V6 engine and four- wheel drive, a spokesman told us: "It"s a car to test the market reaction to new design trends." That means features such as the triangular exhaust pipes and polished metal sills could make it to future Suzuki models, such as the Jimny or Grand Vitara.

The Suzuki is one of a raft of new cars to be unveiled at the event. Other styling cues bound to attract attention include the pillar-less design - a feature shared with the Land Breeze concept from 2003"s Tokyo expo. Rear-hinged back doors already appear on Mazda"s RX-8, but have not yet been seen on a roadgoing SUV.

The show-stopper also appears to have a lifting tailgate, and its inclusion could signal an end to the cumbersome side-hinged arrangement of Suzuki off-roaders. The concept is another statement of intent from the company"s designers, who appear to be on a bit of a roll. The stylish new Swift supermini has already won praise ahead of its launch in Britain in May.




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