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Design students imagined the cars of the future, and the results are mesmerizing — Future Blink

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Description: Students at the ArtCenter College of Design imagined what Lincoln cars would look like in 2040.

Can we fast-forward to 2040 already?

Tulika Bose

on July 8, 2021

Design students imagined the cars of the future, and the results are mesmerizing — Future Blink

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