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Buick Y-Job (1939) The Y-Job wasn’t the world’s first concept car; it wasn’t (the Volvo-backed Venus Bilo got there in 1933), but it did put ace stylist Harley Earl, head of General Motors design, on the map. Undeniably forward-thinking, the Y-Job featured hidden headlights, electric windows and a powered roof, concealed under a hard tonneau.
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