Concept Lancia J
Jaime Gomez
26 October 2006
1 min. 
I like the lines that the Italian brand’s production models and concept cars take less and less. Yes, it is Italian and the design is quite elaborate, but I wouldn’t dare call it innovative; rather, it is too daring for the competition out there.
As if it were a car from the future, the Lancia J, designed entirely by Enrico Fumia, appeared to celebrate the manufacturer’s 100 years, but, to be honest, more than a celebration it is a bit ugly.
We can still be spared seeing it on the street, since it is only a mock-up and doesn’t look likely to reach production, given its somewhat imperfect lines, harmonised though they are, and the two colours that separate the lower and upper parts of the car.
I have serious doubts that it will remain simply a concept, judging by the new Lancia Thesis (last photo), from which quite a few similarities can be drawn.
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Sin duda algunas personas parecen ancladas en una monotonía, patética.
Cualquier intento de sacarnos de la mediocridad en que está sumida la industria del automóvil, es bien recibido.
Este prototipo de LANCIA, “J”, innova, y sólo por ello debe ser apreciado.
No comparto las opiniones de que sea feo, sino más bien, atrevido.
Demasiado para mentes obtusas, abstenerse.
ola ponga algo de como seran los coches del futuro
El diseño del Lancia Concept J se asemeja al del Mercedes Benz Clase CLS y al prototipo mas reciente de Mercedes, el F800 Style.
Las lineas torcidas que tiene al parecer no son feas, sino mas bien bonitas al puro estilo ´´rococo“. El parachoques frontal termina en forma de punta al puro estilo Mercedes Benz Clase CLS.
Puede que el fabricante aleman denuncie al italiano por copiarse de algunas lineas del Clase CLS y del F800 Style.