Buick Y Job

What list of the best concept cars ever would be complete without the first? The Buick YJob ? which sounds a bit sordid if you ask us ? was unveiled in 1938, complete with electric windows and headlamps that could hide away. Were talking revolutionary stuff at the time.

Because experimental cars were called X, designer Harley J. Earl decided to go one letter along in the alphabet, partly because he could do what he wanted but mainly because the term Y pops up in the most advanced aviation prototypes, technically making it more badass.