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" This youth-oriented open-top concept, which also goes by the funky R.D./B.X. moniker, looks like a 4-seat cross between a Smart car and Renault&amp;#039;s last-generation Megane, thanks to the vehicle&amp;#039;s turret-shaped back window.   While the basic proportions are Smart-like, the Round Box has a more prominent nose and the lower body bulges out around the wheel arches. The backlight features an opaque surround that houses the tail, brake and turn lamps.   The Round Box actually has a lift-off glass targa panel that, when removed, opens a good portion of the cabin to the open air. This small 2-door sports an interesting seating arrangement \u2014 the seat bottoms look like split benches front and rear, while the backs are more like traditional bucket seats.   Taking its cue from the earlier Urge concept that boasted an onboard gaming system to while away time spent in motionless gridlock, the Round Box has a similar video game setup with joysticks mounted in the outboard armrests for all four passengers. The dash itself seems to be one giant LCD screen with an inset smaller screen and gauges in front of the driver. Also similar to the Urge are the &amp;quot;Road Surface Windows,&amp;quot; tiny glass portals mounted in the bottom of the door that allow the front-seat occupants to watch the tarmac whiz by. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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