Who says that sunbathing is restricted to only pool side “on water and over yacht”? Its time to revise your perceptions and meet Volkswagen, which has lately depicted lot of sunbathing potential in its coupe model: Topos Caddy Sail Design. Volkswagen is geared up to mark a stylish entry to the Dusseldorf Caravan Salon with its Topos Caddy Sail Design Concept. The concept aims at transforming the Caddy commercial van to impersonate the technique and functionality of a yacht. True, the Caddy Topos concept won’t offer you a ride over water but its roof features a sailboat style deck that can be customized for recreation and sunbathing. Against mere pinstripes and wood siding, the designer van cum yacht concept sports a working wooden deck fitted with aluminum rails.

The wooden ladder integrated into the glass offers easy access to the roof complimented by a flexible deck that twists to make an opportune platform to lay down and enjoy the nautical sunbathing. Do let me know your views about the concept and your call on the reality potential involved in it.

Via Jalopink

Limited edition stuff is what my elite audience crazy about and why not the exclusivity of the products bearing a ceiling-top price gives them every right to ink deals and populate their abode with deluxe thingamajigs. Adding to their kit is an opulent summer fantasy of a limited edition boat cum kayak from Caillou. Called 20ltd Caillou Boat, it features concrete fiberglass floor and hull with mahogany garnish, two fiberglass seats with hovering cushions’, two kayak paddles, a carbon fiber mast followed by a Dacron sail rig with carbon fiber cudgels.

Weighing over 100 pounds, it is easy to transport it from the roof of your car using a Thule or Yakima rack. Measuring 17.5 feet with a 41-inch beam, counted five models are developed with each one retailed at $10,740.

Via AcquireMag