Lexus has built a full-size, driveable cardboard car. The project is, of course, a bit of a stunt, but the impressive Origami Car is a faithful and life-size version of the Lexus IS saloon.

This is a car made out of cardboard. No, really. More specifically, this is a full-scale replica of a Lexus IS, built entirely out of the corrugated paper material. Go ahead and gawk (we did, too).

London, England - It's possibly the most green-friendly Lexus yet - An IS sedan made from recyclable materials. Sheet metal, glass and plastics has been set aside for the creation of a one-off, ...

A graphic designer has created an almost life-size model of a Lamborghini police interceptor - out of nothing but cardboard. Taras Lesko, from Seattle, Washington, spent 120 hours meticulously ...

While artist Shannon Goff currently teaches at Penn State University in Pennsylvania, she's a native Detroiter — which means, of course, that the automobile inescapably holds a special place in ...

Using just cardboard and glue, his 'virtuoso' pieces include an Aston Martin and a Fiat 500 with stunning engine and interior detailing. The cars are self-supporting on their own, erm, wheels, and ...

Watch Life-Size Lego F1 Car Come To Life In 750-Hour Timelapse. A few months ago, ... This time around, he took things up a notch and decided to build another F1 car out of cardboard.

Imagine a future world starved of resources where carmakers have to resort to replacing the metal in your car's roof and hood with cardboard. That's what Citroën has done with a new concept car ...

The Citroën Oli is a car designed for a world that’s starved of natural resources. Hence, the company has decided to replace the metal in the car’s roof and bonnet with cardboard.