1980 Subaru X100 car of tomorrow by Alex Tremulis

The Subaru X100 was built by Subaru of America during a difficult era of the oil crisis with rising oil prices set by OPEC and the high costs the United States had to spent during the Vietnam War, causing stagflation in the country. This automatically causes automotive industry entrepreneurs, designers, and engineers to think even harder about ways to push the automobile's fuel efficiency limits.

Alex Tremulis who at that time was being worked as a consultant at the Subaru Technical Center (the BRAT logo and side graphics is some of his work) and he was passionate about aerodynamics and fuel ecomony. This coincidentally seemed to be a blessing for him to execute a new breakthrough vehicles with an excellent fuel efficiency in the right time in the midst of an oil crisis.

By design, the Subaru X100 concept car designed by Alex Tremulis is a three-wheeled vehicle with a very aerodynamic body. He was fond of saying that he was commited to "eliminating the sadistic torture of innocent air", and he meant it. Further, he designed the exterior by using an old airplane wing tank he had kept for a long time as the base for the car body.

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