The 2014 Jensen Interceptor Will Breathe New Life into the Classic
Susan Keefe — September 25, 2011 — Autos
References: motorward & digitaltrends
This sleek and sassy example of automotive detailing is the 2014 Jensen Interceptor. If you're into cars at all, this name should sound familiar. The original Interceptor had a successful and wildly popular run between 1966 and 1976. Playing on the design of the late 60s models, the revamped Interceptor has the legendary CPP certain they have the makings of a winner on their hands.
Not much is known about the car, as it is not set to be released until 2014, but what is certain is it will be handmade and British built. It will be a four-seater equipped with a brand-new aluminum chassis on a aluminum body. CPP swears the car will pack a mean punch under the hood, but no statistics or engine details have been released.
The concept designs and mock ups speak volumes about the aesthetics of the vehicle. With seductive styling like this, I certainly wouldn't kick a 2014 Jensen Interceptor out of my driveway.
Not much is known about the car, as it is not set to be released until 2014, but what is certain is it will be handmade and British built. It will be a four-seater equipped with a brand-new aluminum chassis on a aluminum body. CPP swears the car will pack a mean punch under the hood, but no statistics or engine details have been released.
The concept designs and mock ups speak volumes about the aesthetics of the vehicle. With seductive styling like this, I certainly wouldn't kick a 2014 Jensen Interceptor out of my driveway.
Trend Themes
1. Revived Retro Designs - There is an opportunity to tap into the nostalgia of classic designs and bring them back with a modern twist, as seen in the 2014 Jensen Interceptor.
2. Handmade Luxury Cars - While the car industry is largely automated, a niche market exists for handmade cars that offer a unique and personalized touch.
3. Aluminum Chassis Builds - With the advancement in lightweight materials such as aluminum and carbon fiber, there is an opportunity to design cars that are not only faster but also more fuel-efficient and eco-friendly.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The automotive industry can explore reviving classic cars with modern upgrades as seen in the 2014 Jensen Interceptor to appeal to a nostalgic customer base.
2. Luxury Goods - The handmade luxury car industry is a niche market that caters to customers who value personalized craftsmanship and exclusivity.
3. Materials Science - The use of lightweight materials such as aluminum and carbon fiber in car design can revolutionize the automotive industry by making cars more efficient and eco-friendly.
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