
Automobiles
HOW THE BUICK Y-JOB GAVE THE AUTOMOTIVE WORLD ITS CONCEPT CAR
Before concept cars became a familiar language of automotive design, General Motors used one extraordinary Buick to explore ideas that had no immediate place on a showroom floor. The 1938 Y-Job established a new relationship between styling, engineering and public imagination—one that continues to shape how the industry designs for the future.
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