London - The automakers often exhibit 'concept car' complete with their new technology. Some go into production and the rest do not. This is the car of the future from 1969.
Holden Hurricane was first introduced in 42 years ago in Melbourne, Australia. This car not only has a digital display also uses a GPS system, CCTV camera back, and hydraulic systems.
Now the car concept was revived and exhibited at the Melbourne Motor Show. Car of the future has even been using the air conditioning system 'comfortron' and able to find your own radio channel radio quoted DM.
Holden's 4.2-liter V8 engine capable of producing 259hp can be found on this car.
"At Holden, we always pride ourselves on our ability to peek at the future through our car concept," said executive director of General Motors International Operations Michael Simcoe.
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