It will, in fact, be the kind of commodity that causes the Tickle Me Elmo phenomenon, wherein people will shank each other to get a shot out of it. They will lie, cheat, and steal to get one.

And now, Hyundai is jumping on the bandwagon. How? With the i-Flow concept. It is alternately known as the HED-7.

Will it be a big seller? Is it worthy of the “i” phenomenon?

One such surprise came courtesy Seat, the Spanish manufacturer quite well known for bringing the Ibiza to the masses.

The automaker’s IBE concept is short, it is low, and it is wide, in spite of the fact that the car is characterized as a compact meant for hip youths who live in equally hip, urban areas.

I don’t know, sounds like a sales pitch to me. And the two door, with seating for four, is … well, it’s look looking enough, I guess.

But does it live up to such high expectations? Not in my book, kids.

The Sofia concept, a show car launched at the much anticipated auto show in Geneva, offered all of that and more.

At the show, the concept was revealed solely as an exterior model. Still, what it showed has captured the hearts of car lovers.

It is so streamlined and sleek that a number of viewers were left just hoping that it makes it to production sometime soon. And of course, given its Italian based origins, even IDEA agrees that calling it the “Sofia” was a calculated move designed to evoke curvy connotations.

This concept is the result of a collaborative effort with Tesla, and it will be revealed at the motor show in Geneva, set to take place just next month.

Eleven studets, who are part of the Transportation Design MA program at the university, created the concept. Franz von Holzhausen, the Design Director for Tesla, oversaw and supervised the project.

The target audience for this vehicle is the young set, the cosmopolitan youth of the world. The front mask is comprised of black plexiglass and the structure of the roof is highly innovative.

This concept, like many others, will be revealed in March at the motor show taking place in Geneva. In its silhouette and style, the traditional design known as Mercedes’ signature is reinterpreted. The vehicle is meant to give hints to the future.

Owners will be able to choose between two different types of power: a fuel cell electric drivetrain or a plug in hybrid.

Inside, drivers will find a variety of different materials, the majority of them lightweight. Alcantara, natural wood, magnesium: they can all be found in the interior.

Okay guys – it has to be said that I have not seen a Lincoln yet that I like.  Lincoln is just a brand that I do not really think about but when I saw that Lincoln Concept C debuted at the Detroit Auto Show, I fell in love.  This is a car that looks so futuristic and different; it truly is one of the most unique cars on the market.

If you are looking to stand out, the Lincoln Concept C is it.  While right now, it is just a concept, the concept, from the negotiations that are taking place right now seems to be pulling through rather quickly.  Mass markets hopefully will be able to get the Lincoln Concept C in 2012 – hopefully!

I’ll be on the lookout for the Lincoln Concept C and let you know if I get anymore updates at all!