GM Hy-Wire "Car of the Future"

There are no mechanical linkages between the chassis and the driving cage, enabling the car shell to be removed within 15 minutes. Introduced at the Paris Motor Show in 2002, General Motors hoped to have this "Car of the Future" in production by the year 2010. Wiki

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BBC's James May test drives the GM Hy-Wire concept car. The car uses hydrogen fuel cell propulsion and drive "by-wire" technology.