Car with "active aerodynamics"

[gone-ot]

...also, sometimes called an air splitter, facing forward rather than downward:

[DIMS]

VW Corrado Had this on some models

Volkswagen Corrado - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[LogicPro]

I didn't know about the VW Corrado, however the car I'm speaking about was launched 4-5 years ago (more or less)...
thanks all for interesting relplies.

and thanks NachtRitter for posting the image

[NachtRitter]

FYI... http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...10-a-1450.html

Not sure if it ever made it into production...

And then there's this:

"Hundreds of active panels"

[LogicPro]

This is exactly the solution I was referring to... but I'm sure that the car I saw was not this concept Saab.

However thanks a lot NachtRitter, I'll look for more information on this interesting Saab.

[botsapper]

Always intrigued by aftermarket Aeromotions moveable wing; active split rear wing contributing to left/right rear downforce bias, high-drag braking and top speed low-drag wing angles.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9RaDAyn6L8

[DIMS]

BMW did make a Shape Shifting concept car

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTYiE...embedded#at=97

[freebeard]

speed lip = splitter?

I'm not sure what he means by "diffuser".

An example: Difflow Diffusers - Lotus Elise and Exige Flat Track Diffuser

This is an non-active aftermarket part on a Lotus Elise. I'd like to see "a med-low price car, a hatchback" with that stock. So I'll watch the thread.

[aardvarcus]

Originally Posted by freebeard

This is an non-active aftermarket part on a Lotus Elise. I'd like to see "a med-low price car, a hatchback" with that stock. So I'll watch the thread.

2000-2005 Toyota Celica with the Action Package has something that looks like a rear difuser on the back bumper.

[AndrzejM]

Originally Posted by DIMS

VW Corrado Had this on some models

Volkswagen Corrado - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

All Corrados had spoiler that was lifted automaticaly when car reached speed over 120km/h and closed down when speed was lower than 40km/h. It could have been lifted manually with the button on the console though. It was increasing the downforce at higher speeds and stability.