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Mercedes-Benz RECY

By the Manufacturer

DESIGNERS: Andre Frey, Gorden Wagener, Nick Garfias, Jeffrey Aneiros, and Christopher Rhoades

Wood, alloys, glass, and rubber combine unexpectedly yet symbiotically in the Mercedes-Benz RECY to create the ultimate recyclable California roadster. Powered by a four-cylinder Blu-Tec bio-diesel motor and designed open-air to take advantage of the famed southern California weather and lifestyle, the RECY's tubular, high strength frame and laminated wood shell ensure both driver and passenger are fully protected should the unfortunate occur.

An open-wheel concept with bold, clean surfacing, the RÇCY imbues to its owner a sense of old-world craftsmanship with its hand assembled and grain matched wood panels. Inspired by Riva hand-crafted wooden yachts and high performance eyewear, the RECY combines multiple influences in one seamless presentation.

One hundred percent recyclable and created from sustainable resources, the RECY can be a continually renewable vehicle. Constantly "recycling itself", the high strength RECY frame allows owners to maintain that portion of the vehicle while replacing those panels that may be damaged. Whether via necessity or through a desire for the ultimate customizable California vehicle, owners may continually update and recycle their vehicle through the swapping of panels. And yes, you can use those old panels to create that perfect campfire! But the RECY does not stop there. After five years, the consumer has the option to bring the one hundred percent recyclable RECY to a designated recycling center to be reduced to its elemental materials. Fast, fun, and fully recyclable, the RECY from Mercedes-Benz is the vehicle of choice for the ecologically minded consumer who demands a smart alternative to the traditional roadster.

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Wrong approach to a retro-1930s car, still it is cooler than

90% of the other stuff at the show...

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