This odd-looking brass van is probably the heaviest and most durable vehicles on earth. Appropriately-named the Brass Van, this art car took almost 22 years to complete. Designed by the late Ernie Steingold, the Brass Van has around $15,000 worth of coins and 5,000 pieces of brass items.
The car can be seen at ArtCar World in Douglas, Arizona, and goes by the second name, 'California Fantasy Van.'
Implications - With so many new designs coming out each day, modern-day consumers are looking for the boldest ones out there. Products that contain an element of shock are appealing to customers who desire spontaneity in their lives. In order to stay on trend, a company could focus on this aspect of entertainment.
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Trend Themes
1. Bold Designs - Creating products with bold and eye-catching designs that appeal to consumers seeking spontaneity in their lives.
2. Shock Factor - Developing products that include an element of shock to captivate and engage customers.
3. Entertainment-based Products - Focusing on the creation of products that provide unique and entertaining experiences for consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - Exploring disruptive innovation opportunities to incorporate bold and unconventional designs into vehicles.
2. Art and Design Industry - Leveraging shock factor and bold designs to create art pieces and home decor that stand out in the market.
3. Entertainment Industry - Developing entertainment-based products that offer novel and captivating experiences for consumers.