Intel wanted a business content management application concept demonstration that would combine 3D visualization for the content with a 2D-user interface. They wanted this to run on a Pentium II system with medium priced graphics acceleration. Intel was so impressed with the Virtual Garage that they took it to Comdex 97. The 3D car the user is working on can be manipulated in real time in a wide variety of ways. Multiple jobs can be initiated, parts can be ordered and large remote parts houses can be connected to the parts search.
Specific parts have video or diagrams detailing how to remove and replace parts.