
http://www.lefigaro.fr/automobile/2009/09/16/03001-20090916ARTFIG00451-la-peugeot-bb1-mariage-d-un-scooter-et-d-une-voiture-.php
Un concept qui avait toutefois déjà été développé avec succès dans le ferroviaire, avec à la fois une lunette arrière et un pare-brise inversés :

http://www.bb25187.eu/Img/BB15000_v100.jpg
A backward-slanted... windscreen? This nippy little Peugeot prototype seems to be fighting against the wind; Raymond Loewy would have objected. It echoes the style of a well-known French train engine of the 1970s, the BB15000, itself inspired by the original CC 40100 series designed to look like a sprinter in the starting block. These engines, the work of the genial and oft-forgotten French designer Paul Arzens, have ran more than 10 million kilometers, still going.
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