In 2005 the Holden Company out of Australia shared its Efijy concept car with the attendants of the NAIAS in Detroit. While the car was never meant to reach the production stage its classic cues and sleek physique sure makes you wish it was.
With a 6.0 Corvette V8 under the hood and modern amenities in the cabin, the Efijy is one retro beast with present day charisma.
The only regret in allowing this car to pass you on the highway would be that you might lose sight of it as it cruises down the road.
However, that is one back-end you would not forget as it pulled away.
Despite the unwillingness of any major automaker to produce a car with such exquisite lines, or their inability to imagine a profit from its production, these are the cars from which dreams are made.
Source[TechBlog]
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