20 Car-Inspired Santa Sleigh Designs

Porsche Clearly thinks the design of the vehicles they already have is just fine, so they tossed a couple skis up front and called it a day.

You know those bugs that can stand on the top of pond water? That's what this reminds us of. But in the best way.

Bentley didn't want to lose its current appeal, so it maintained the two giant headlamps on each side, and it appears to have a floating gift bag tied to the rear of the vehicle.

The long, oustretched front end of this thing gives it the signature Rolls-Royce look and keeps an undestated classiness by leaving out the futuristic rocket burners.

We've always told you that you'd be pleasantly surprised how much room is in these new compact cars.

Here's a novel idea from the SC01: Put the toys in the front! Sounds like the recipe for a nosedive, if you ask us.

It's like a cooler, more functional version of the Plymouth Prowler.

Mini went for the car-commercial makeover with the giant bow on top.

This design is like a cross between this gigantic yacht and a Benz wagon. Except, there's apparently no space for the gifts inside? Get the hell out of there, Rudolph. Think of the kids!

Volkswagen's sketch is easily the most practical, but it's not really even a sleigh. It's just a concept car with a trailer hitched to the back. Regardless, its sporty coupe design is eye-catching, so we'll allow it.

Ever wonder what the magic bullet would look like in vehicle form?

No rotary engine here! Just a sleek design that cuts through the air and has spots for Santa's little helpers to come along for the ride.

This design keeps the luxury brand's signature Continental tail lights and oval pipes. But why are all these Santas wearing sun glasses? And is that champagne popped in the back!?

C'mon, Audi. You didn't even put any effort into this.

Considering what types of gadgets Aston gives Mr. Bond, we can only imagine the types of things we find in this sleigh. It's probably got snow-detection, a heat shield, cocoa dispenser, and ice slicks for those non-believers.

Packing a 123-horsepower, 1.0-liter EcoBoost, this ride is easily the most eco-aware of the bunch (Santa already had the ultimate resource, with the whole reindeer power thing). The design is based on the Evos concept that has been rumored to be heavily influencing the look of the upcoming Mustang.

The American car manufacturer hooked Claus up with the new 2014 Transit Connect and got this statement from the big man: "My goal is and always has been giving presents to good girls and boys, and a new sleigh will make that process more effective," he says. "Let's face it, every year there are more children who earn presents. Things are simply getting out of control, and my old sleigh just isn't going to be able to hack it much longer. With the new sleigh, I will be able to travel faster and carry more toys." Must have been one hell of an interview to lock down.

If Ferrari was trying to go for the Star Wars Pod Racer look, then they've succeeded.

It's sort of cheating, simply tossing an already-designed car on top of some skates, but its "Lexus Flying Luxury Cruiser" name is sweet, and it's got 800 reindeer horsepower. Hard to top that.

Land Rover did a fantastic job of keeping the "gliding" feeling that comes with the sleigh, without actually using rails under the vehicle. The four wheel-like creations still give the cabin a floating look. This is probably what the iRobot Santa would look like.