List of vehicles with hidden headlamps

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The following is a list of vehicles that feature hidden headlamps (also called pop-up headlights). [1] The vast majority of hidden headlamps are on cars, however, there are a handful of vehicles included in the list that do not fit this category. These include motorcycles, buses and trains. Hidden headlamps have rarely been installed on vehicles since the turn of the millennium, with only low volume production vehicles being manufactured since the discontinuation of the C5 Corvette and Lotus Esprit in 2004. [2]

Contents

List of vehicles with hidden headlamps

Production vehicles

NameProduction startProduction endRef.
AC 3000ME 19791984 [3]
Ares Design Project1 20182018 [4]
Adams Brothers Probe 15 19691969 [5]
Adams Brothers Probe 16 19691970 [5]
Adams Brothers Probe 2001 19701972 [5]
Alfa Romeo Montreal 19701977 [6]
Alpine A610 19911995 [7]
Alpine GTA 19871987 [8]
Aston Martin Lagonda 19761989 [9]
Aston Martin Vantage Zagato Volante 19861989 [10]
Bitter CD & SC 19731979 [11] [12]
Bricklin SV-1 19741976 [13]
BMW 8 Series (E31) 19891999 [14]
BMW M1 19781981 [15]
Buick Reatta 19881991 [16]
Buick Riviera 19651969 [17]
Buick SkyHawk 19861989 [18]
Cadillac Eldorado 19671968 [19]
Chevrolet Camaro 19671969 [20]
Chevrolet Caprice 19681969 [21]
Chevrolet Corvette 19632004 [22] [23]
Chevrolet Kingswood Estate 19691969 [24]
Chrysler 300 19681971 [23]
Chrysler Imperial 19691993 [25]
Chrysler LeBaron 19871992 [23]
Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 19901993 [26]
Chrysler New Yorker 19761981 [27]
Cizeta-Moroder V16T 19912003 [28]
Clan Clover 19841988 [29]
Cord 810/812 19361937 [30]
Covini B24 19811981 [31]
DARE DZ  [ de ]19981999 [32]
DeSoto 19421942 [33]
De Tomaso Mangusta 19701971 [34]
De Tomaso Pantera 19711974 [35]
De Tomaso Guarà 19932004 [36]
Dodge Charger 19661970 [37]
Dodge Charger Daytona 19691970 [38]
Dodge Daytona 19871991 [39]
Dodge Magnum 19781979 [18]
Dodge Monaco 19721973 [40]
Dodge Stealth 19911993 [41]
Dodge St. Regis 19791981 [42]
Eagle Talon 19901991 [43]
Evante Sports 1600 Mk.2 19851994 [44]
Ferrari/Dino 208/308 GT4 19741980 [45]
Ferrari 288 GTO 19841985 [46]
Ferrari 308 GTB 19751984 [47]
Ferrari 328 19851989 [48]
Ferrari 348 19891995 [49]
Ferrari 365 California Spyder 19661967 [50]
Ferrari Daytona 19711973 [51]
Ferrari Daytona SP3 20222023 [52]
Ferrari 400/412 19761989 [53] [54]
Ferrari 456/456M 19922003 [55]
Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer 19731984 [56]
Ferrari F355 19941999 [57]
Ferrari F40 19871992 [58]
Ferrari Mondial 19801995 [59]
Ferrari Testarossa 512TR 19841994 [60]
Fiat 125 Samantha 19671967 [61]
Fiat/Bertone X1/9 19721989 [62]
Ford/Mercury Capri 19891994 [63]
Ford Galaxie 500 XL 19681970 [64]
Ford LTD (Americas) 19681978 [65]
Ford LTD (Australia) 19731976 [66]
Ford Landau 19731976 [67]
Ford Probe 19891997 [68]
Ford Ranchero GT 19701971 [69]
Ford Thunderbird 19671969 [42]
Ford Torino Brougham 19701971 [42]
Geo Storm 19901991 [70]
Ginetta G23/24 19811981 [71]
Ginetta G26/31 19841986 [72]
Ginetta G27 19861990 [73]
Ginetta G32 19891992 [74]
Ginetta G33 19911991 [75]
Hofstetter Turbo 19861991 [76]
Honda Accord 19861989 [77]
Honda Ballade 19841987 [78]
Honda/Acura Integra/Rover 416 19861989 [79]
Honda/Acura NSX 19902001 [80]
Honda Prelude 19831991 [68]
Honda Vigor 19861989 [81]
Irish Clan 19821982 [82]
Isdera Imperator 108i 19911993 [83]
Iso Lele 19691974 [84]
Iso Grifo 19651974 [85]
Isuzu Piazza 19811993 [70]
Italdesign Aztec 19881992 [86]
Jaguar XJ220 19921994 [87]
Lamborghini Countach 19741990 [88]
Lamborghini Diablo 19901998 [89]
Lamborghini Islero 19681970 [90]
Lamborghini Jalpa 19811988 [91]
Lamborghini Jarama 19701976 [92]
Lamborghini Urraco 19731979 [93]
Lamborghini Miura 19661973 [94]
Lamborghini Silhouette 19761979 [95]
Lancia Scorpion 19751979 [96]
Lancia Stratos 19721973 [97]
Ledl AS  [ de ]19811987 [98]
Lincoln Continental 19681983 [42]
Lister Storm 19931999 [99]
Lombardi Grand Prix 19681972 [100]
Lotus Eclat 19751982 [101]
Lotus/Kia Elan 19621995 [102]
Lotus Elite 19741982 [103]
Lotus Esprit 19762004 [104]
Lotus Excel 19821992 [105]
Manta Mirage 19741986 [106]
Maserati Bora 19711980 [107]
Maserati Ghibli 19661973 [108]
Maserati Indy 19691974 [109]
Maserati Khamsin 19741982 [110]
Maserati Merak 19721982 [111]
Matra 530 19671973 [112]
Matra Bagheera 19731980 [113]
Matra Murena 19801983 [114]
Mazda 626 19871987 [115]
Mazda Cosmo/929 HB coupé 19811989 [116]
Mazda Familia Astina 19891994 [117]
Mazda MX-5/Miata 19891997 [118]
Mazda RX-7 19782002 [119]
Mercury Capri 19911994 [120]
Mercury Cougar 19671970 [64]
Mercury Cyclone 19701971 [121]
Mercury Marauder 19691970 [23]
Mercury Marquis 19691978 [23]
Mercury Montego MX 19701971 [122]
Mitsubishi GTO/3000GT 19911993 [123]
Mitsubishi Eclipse 19901991 [124]
Mitsubishi Starion 19821990 [125]
Monica 560 19731974 [126]
Nissan 180SX/200SX/240SX 19891998 [127]
Nissan 300ZX "Z31" 19841989 [70]
Nissan EXA 19831990 [128]
Oldsmobile Toronado 19661969 [129]
Opel GT 19681973 [33]
Pangra 19721973 [130]
Panther Solo 19891990 [131]
Panther 6 19761977 [132]
Plymouth Fury 19701971 [42]
Plymouth Fury III 19721972 [42]
Plymouth Laser 19901991 [133]
Plymouth Superbird 19701970 [42]
Pontiac Fiero 19841988 [134]
Pontiac Firebird 19822002 [70]
Pontiac Grand Prix 19671968 [42]
Pontiac GTO 19681969 [42]
Pontiac Sunbird SE/GT19861993 [135]
Pontiac Tojan 19851991 [136]
Porsche 911 Turbo SE 'Slantnose'19851989, [137]
Porsche 914 19691976 [138]
Porsche 924 19761988 [139]
Porsche 928 19781995 [140]
Porsche 944 19821991 [141]
Porsche 964 Turbo S 'Flatnose'19941994 [142]
Porsche 968 19911994 [143]
Reliant Scimitar SS1/SST/Sabre 19841995 [144]
Saab Sonett III 19701974 [145]
Saturn SC2 19911996 [146]
Subaru XT 19851991 [147]
Siata 208 CS 19521954 [148]
Siva S160 Spyder 19711973 [149]
Spectre R42 19951998 [150]
Škoda 1100 GT 19701970 [151]
Tatra MTX V8 19911991 [152]
Toyota 2000GT 19671970 [153]
Toyota Celica 19841993 [154]
Toyota MR2 19841999 [150]
Toyota Sprinter Trueno/Corolla coupé 19831991 [155]
Toyota Supra 19821992 [156]
Toyota Tercel 19861990 [157]
Triumph TR7/TR8 19751982 [158]
TVR 350i, 350SX 19831989 [159]
TVR 350SE 19901991 [160]
TVR 390SE, 420SE 19841989 [159]
TVR 400SE, 400SX, 430SE, 450SE 19881991 [159]
TVR 420 SEAC 19861988 [159]
TVR 450 SEAC 19881989 [159]
TVR Tasmin 280i, Tasmin 200 19801988 [159]
Venturi 400 GT 19941997 [161]
Venturi Atlantique 19871999 [162]
Venturi Coupé series/Transcup 19871996 [163]
Volvo 480 19861995 [164]
Vector M12 19951999 [165]
Vector W8 19891993 [166]
Yulon Arex 19931995 [167]
Zimmer Quicksilver 19861990 [168]

Concept cars

NameProduction startProduction endRef.
Alfa Romeo Caimano 19711971
Alfa Romeo Carabo 19681968
Alfa Romeo Delfino 19831983
Alfa Romeo Iguana 19691969
AMC AMX/3 19701970
Aston Martin Bulldog 19801980
Autozam AZ-550 Type A 19891989
Avion 19841984
BMW GINA 20082008
Cadillac Voyage19881988
Buick Y-Job 19381938
Chevrolet Aerovette 19691976
Chevrolet CERVIII 19901990
Chevrolet Corvair Monza GT 19621962
Chevrolet Mako Shark 19621962
Dome Zero 19761986
Ferrari 408 4RM 19871988
Ferrari Rainbow19761976 [169]
Ford Cobra 230 M.E.19861986 [170]
Ford Probe I19791979 [171]
Ford Maya 19841984
General Motors Le Sabre 19511951
General Motors XP-819 19651965
Ginetta G25 19831983
Holden Hurricane 19691969
Jaguar XJ Spider19781978 [172]
Volkswagen Karmann Cheetah19711971 [173]
Lamborghini Athon 19801980
Lamborghini Bravo 19741974
Lamborghini Marco Polo 19821982
Lamborghini P140 19871987
Lancia Medusa 19801980
Lancia Mizar19741974 [174]
Lancia Sibilo 19781978
Lincoln Quicksilver 19831983
Lotus Etna 19841984
Lotus M90 19841984
Mako Shark II 19651965
Maserati Boomerang 19721972
MVS Ventury 19841986
Mazda Iconic SP 20232023 [175]
Mazda P729 19861986
Mazda V705 19851985
Mazda MX-81 Aria19811981 [176]
Mercedes-Benz C111 19691970
MG Boxer19781978[ citation needed ]
MG EX-E 19851985
Monteverdi Hai 450 19701973 [177]
Nissan 126X 19701970
Nissan MID4 19851987
Škoda 110 Super Sport 19711971
Toyota FXV 19851985
Toyota SA-X 19811981
Toyota SV-2 19811981
Toyota SV-3 19831983
Tracer TXC19851985 [178]
Vauxhall XVR 19661966
Vector WX-3 19931993
Volvo Tundra 19791979
Zender Vision 1S19831983 [179]
Zender Vision 219851985 [180]
Zender Vision 319871987 [181]
Zender Vision 3C19861986 [182]

Other vehicles

NameTypeProduction startProduction endRef.
Alfa Romeo 8C 2900A Pininfarina Berlinetta Coachbuilt car 19361936 [183]
Maserati A6 1500 Pininfarina Berlinetta Speciale Coachbuilt car 19471947 [184]
Ferrari 375 MM Pininfarina Bergman Coupé Speciale Coachbuilt car 19541954 [185]
Ferrari 400 Superamerica Pininfarina Superfast II Coachbuilt car 19601960 [186]
Porsche 911 Roadster (901) Bertone Coachbuilt car 19661966 [187]
Keisei AE100 series Train 19902016 [188]
Honda Elite/Spacy 125/150 Scooter 19841987 [189] [190]
Pegaso-Obradors Bus
Rover-BRM Race car 19631965 [191]
Suzuki GSX750S Katana Motorcycle 19841985 [192]

Notes

1. ^ Redesign of the Lamborghini Huracán, also known as the Ares Panther.
2. ^ Installed on U.S. spec models due to DOT headlight height requirements.
3. ^ Not on models between 1971 and 1974.
4. ^ Also sold as the Isuzu Piazza and Asüna Sunfire. Does not include model years 1988-1990.
5. ^ Dealer optional with Mazda Cosmo HB front-end for the Indonesian market.
6. ^ Includes Trans Am and Formula models.
7. ^ Includes Toyota Tercel, Corolla II, and Corsa.
8. ^ Custom coachbuilt example of the original Alfa Romeo 8C. Notable as potentially the first vehicle with hidden headlamps.

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