Thursday, April 1, 2010

In Photos: 14 coolest ice car sculptures


Ice car sculptures may not last long or run on the road either, but they still make a mark and loved all over the world. Here we have brought you images of ice car sculptures from across the globe, that I am sure you all will fancy.



Car’s..

lexus ice scupture


Ice car sculptures may not last long or run on the road either, but they still make a mark and loved all over the world. Here we have brought you images of ice car sculptures from across the globe, that I am sure you all will fancy.



Car’s Name: Ford Focus Coupé-Cabriolet


ice ford focus coupe cabriolet

ice ford focus coupe cabriolet


Description: This is the life-size six-and-a-half-ton sculpture of the Ford Focus Coupé-Cabriolet – made entirely of ice was put on display at the British International Motor Show, 2006.


Car’s Name: Volkswagen Polo Twist model


volkswagen polo twist model

Description: Made from 9.5 tonnes of ice imported from Canada, this life sized ice sculpture of Volkswagen’s Polo Twist model was made as a part of brand’s advertising campaign in May 2004. The sculpture was parked outside the Saatchi Gallery in Belvedere Road where is gradually melted into water.


Car’s Name: McLaren F1 car


mclaren f1 car made out of ice

mclaren f1 car made out of ice

mclaren f1 car made out of ice


Description: The full-scale replica of McLaren F1 car get ice form from 2 tonnes of ice and was made to mark the McLaren’s 40th anniversary in F1 in the 2006 Monaco Grand Prix.


Car’s Name: Alfa Romeo’s MiTo


alfa romeo mito ice sculpture

Description: Alfa Romeo’s MiTo sculpted completely out of solid ice was carved out with a chainsaw. The sculptor was made to promote the MiTo in front of almost 3000 intrepid Alfa Romeo fans in 2008.


Car’s Name: Ford’s Ice Car


fords ice car

Description: Ford’s Ice Car, carved out of a life-size block of ice, is intended to tout a new engine technology called bio-ethanol. The Ice Car was on display July 18, 2006, at the UK Motor Show at London’s Docklands Excel Centre.


ice car at jungfrau glacierThis ice car is just a sculpture and not based on any brand as such. This ice car was photographed by some adventurous guy at Jungfrau glacier, Switzerland.


Car’s Name: Saab Aero X


saab aero ice

saab aero ice

saab aero ice


Description: This ice sculpture of Saab Aero X was placed in the one and only Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi, 120 miles north of the Arctic Circle in Sweden was opened for public view on 11 Feb, 2008. The sculpture was created for public to experience Saab – the brand, its spirit, tonality and core values through innovative design installations.


Car’s Name: Ice Car

ice car


Description: Again, here we don’t have the information about this car but only the image that is enough to get the attention.


Car’s Name: F1 Racer


ice sculpture f1 car

Description: This life sized F1 racer car sculpture is imbued with the spirit of the grand event, giving us the insight how much people adore F1.


Car’s Name: Ford Mustang


45th anniversary edition ford mustang

Description: This ice sculpture is Iacocca’s Own: The 2009 1/2 Iacocca Silver 45th Anniversary Edition Ford Mustang.


Car’s Name: Lexus LFA


lexus ice scupture

Description: This amazing full-size transparent ice replica of Lexus LFA was constructed by Scu Fujimoto put on display at Tokyo Motor Show 2009 in a separate room displaying brand-themed art. In this transparent sculpture made of acrylic boards, seats, instrument panel, engine, suspension, and transaxle can all be seen.


Car’s name: Mini Cooper


mini cooper ice sculpture

Description: this life sized Mini Cooper sculpture was made to reflect the brand value of BMW.


Car’s Name: Formula 1 Cartuck lee f1 ice sculpture

Description: Here is yet anther ice replica of F1 car that I find attractive enough to include here.


ice car at parking

This car was found parked outside of Toronto’s Sassafraz restaurant, in Yorkville. Unfortunately, we don’t know about the Car model or person who made this but it’s awesome and worth mentioning here.




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