Meet the Jetsons! These vehicles all had futuristic, weird designs. And they were designed by engineers from well-known companies from around the world. Let\u2019s start with the Ferrari 250 Shooting Brake 1957. That\u2019s totally doable, except for the wood trim. It looks like something you\u2019d find on the streets today.<\/p>\n
The Ford X2000, 1958, was way over the top, even in an era that allowed the imagination of engineers to run wild. The Plymouth XNR, 1970, might cause you to pause and take a second look. Toyota\u2019s EX-III concept, 1969, could just be a head-turner, even by today\u2019s standards. There\u2019s an old saying that guides the field of architecture and structural design: \u201cForm follows function.\u201d It seems to resonate even with people that have absolutely no engineering background. Design something beautiful around a concept that suits its purpose, and watch the amazing responses that follow. Check out the video and judge for yourself. Did the engineers embrace their training?<\/p>\n