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Ford 021C
The Ford 021C was a concept car first shown to the public at the 1999 Tokyo Motor Show by Ford. It was designed by Marc Newson and built by Ghia and was named after the Pantone orange colour, although it was later repainted in lime green.〔(The Telegraph )〕 It was produced purely as a styling exercise and was not intended for production.〔(Auto Express october 2007 )〕
==Design==
The design was commissioned by Ford’s design director J. Mays〔(Design Year Book 26 September 2009 )〕 and resulted in a retro 1950s-inspired four-door saloon, with a slide-out boot, suicide doors and four seats.
The concept incorporated many innovations in the interior such as seats that swivelled on pedestals and a jewel-like dashboard and, when the light was switched on, an electro-luminescent film glowed snowy white across the ceiling. The dashboard dials were reminiscent of Newson's Ikepod watches and the steering wheel to his 1997 Alessi coat hook.〔(Design Museum November 2006 )〕 The lighting designs featured LEDs and were created by Jonathan Coles for Isometrix Lighting.〔(Jonathan Coles website )〕 The car was later shown painted green and, unusually for an old prototype, has been shown again at various art exhibits.
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