The dog days of summer are upon us, and while we’re doing our best to stay out of the heat, we can’t imagine a better way to spend an evening than at the wheel of this curvaceous three-door from Coleman. Beneath its brushed stainless steel and red varnish lurks a tri-mode hybrid system that makes use of convection, conduction, and infrared technologies.
Featuring four burners (two of them infrared), an integrated rotisserie, an oven drawer, and electronic ignition, we’d be overjoyed to park this Pininfarina-designed grill on our decks. Sadly, as it costs every bit of £2000 (a shade over $4k USD), this one will likely have to stay docked in our fantasy garage.
I remember seeing an entire kitchen designed by Pininfarina a few years back. Quite well done with red enameled cabinet doors and polished hardware. Not exactly the look for my (or most) homes, but still beautiful.
A Pininfarina kitchen? Intriguing, yet absurd.
“a tri-mode hybrid system that makes use of convection, conduction, and infrared technologies.”
Wow. That makes it sound far more sophisticated than it really is. 
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