Honda P-NUT Concept at 2009 L.A. Auto Show
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- Looks like: A real, honest-to-goodness, never-gonna-happen concept car
- Defining characteristics: Three-seat layout and single windshield/roof glass
- Ridiculous features: Everything but the wheels
- Chance of being mass-produced: Not likely
Honda’s mini concept is truly small. Sure, at 133 inches long it’s 2 feet longer than a Smart ForTwo, but it’s still a foot shorter than a Mini Cooper. Like many, many concept cars before it, the P-NUT is designed to be an urban vehicle in which commuters can park easily and sip fuel. The somewhat-unique aspect of the P-NUT is its high-positioned three-seat cabin with the driver pushed forward.
