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Vote: Design Award 2012

We need your help to decide on the best-looking car of the last 12 months, ahead of the 2012 New Car Awards

Which do you think is the best-looking car of the last 12 months? Now is the time to have your say in the annual Auto Express Design Award.

 

We’ve compiled a shortlist of 15 of the most striking new concept cars and production models from the past year, and with just a few clicks of your mouse you can tell us which is your favourite.

 

The Jaguar C-X16 supercar concept combined classic sixties E-Type styling with cutting-edge details. Do you think it’s a beauty?

 

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Or is the Emerg-E the car that’s put Infiniti on the map? Perhaps you prefer your cars to come in small packages, like the all-electric Renault ZOE?

The Saab PhoeniX coupe concept (pictured) scooped the award last year, with a massive 30 per cent of the votes, ahead of the Alfa Romeo 4C and Jaguar C-X75. But which car will get your vote this year?

You’ve got until 1 June to cast your vote, and the winner will be revealed at our New Car Awards ceremony later that month.

This survey is now closed. The results will be announced on 27 June 2012.

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