Is this the future of car doors? Looks good to me:
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Man, that’s cool. Don’t park to close to a curb though, that would make one terrible sound as it scrapes against the side walk!
Looks like the door slides into the frame so it would be protected under the car. Nice design! Wonder if they will ever get this into production?