Slavche Tanevski, an automotive designer of the University of Applied Sciences in Munich, Germany has come out with an exceptional concept, The Mercedes-Benz Aria. The main goal was to design a sedan with a timeless design, which could combine a lustrous silhouette with dynamic proportions as well as sculptural surfaces. Giving the car high definition and character is the body surfaces, highly inspired by female body, violin, the Coke-Bottle that is supported by articulated lines. The way the interior is allied to the body and its modularity appears to be the main characteristic feature of the sedan. Rather than being welded to the exterior, the interior has been wired to the copper skeleton, which makes it interchangeable rather easily, like home furniture

If you did not get an invite to the wedding of the year, you can still enjoy A Royal Day with visits to the Royal Mews and Buckingham Palace. Includes accommodation and breakfast at the four-star Cavendish Hotel London.

Begin with a visit to the Royal Mews, home to the magnificent Gold State Coach last used during The Queen's Golden Jubilee and the 1902 State Landau, the open-topped horse drawn carriage used for the Royal Wedding.

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Another year, another classic wondercar goes under the gavel at RM Auctions.  The 1964 Alfa Romeo TZ Coupe is the prize of our eye this year, a legendary racer from a decade where car designs were as muscled as the engines within.  However, this remarkable Alfa competed with the Ferrari 250 GTOs, Shelby Cobras, Maseratis and Porsches of the times with an underpowered engine.

Mercedes-Benz has released a new topless version of their vintage-inspired coupe, the 2012 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster.  It’s the famed gullwing roadster without the gullwings, replaced instead by a convertible top for breezy summer driving.  Under the hood, the same 571 HP heartbeat has this SLS pushing neck-breaking acceleration numbers, all the while maintaining the interior luxury of its hard-covered twin.

Concept car designer Liviu Tudoran has designed an eco-friendly electric car for Peugeot that complements the Lion image that we see in the car brand’s logo. The car, dubbed the Peugeot Leonin, is based on an electric engine mounted in the back of the car which is powered by a battery supply unit that rests under the front hood.

Due to rapid population growth, driving in the future might create more frustration than joy, especially in overcrowded cities. People will either use high-tech vehicles or public transport. The feeling of individual mobility, however, contributes a lot to the impression of freedom enjoyed by many motorists.