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We went fantasy shopping at the Geneva show and picked our favorites.
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Attractive new sporty compact coupe will take on BMW 3-series coupes.
Hand built coupe evokes high-performance grand tourers of the past.
BMW M3 Concept shows future for M3 alongside new 1-Series, 5-Series and M5 Touring.
The Chinese automaker debuts two cars for the European market.
World Premier of the diesel-powered Spider JTDM and the Brera JTS Selespeed.
Fiat blanketed its Geneva stand with the all-new Bravo adorned with the company’s changed brand logo.
Here's what you need to know if you’re attending the show.
Geneva opens the European motor show season with a flourish.
A real sense of urgency about the environment is driving GM’s European product strategy.
Honda’s Geneva stand has one message: going green can be fun
Hyundai debuts family car and concept made from recycled plastic bottles.
Kia shows soft-top version of its landmark cee’d range.
Out with the old and in with the new as Lexus hits the funky key.
This special edition Superleggera is lighter and more powerful.
The classic name returns on a modern rendition of the touring coupe.
Mazda shows new supermini and Hakaze coupe crossover concept.
Two new MINI versions debut in Geneva with new engines including a turbo-diesel.
Outlander SUV goes on sale in Europe with seating for seven.
Beleaguered Chrysler has pushed the boat out with new models for Europe.
The Swedish marque takes the wraps of the all-new V70 and XC70 estates.
No surprises as Ford unveils all-important Mondeo.
Jaguar updates flagship range and shows the shape of future sedans with C-XF Concept.
New C-Class offers more features and greater economy without losing touch with its grass roots.
Quirky city car promises to drive as well as it looks.
Nissan bucks trend with tough new 4x4; 350Z gets more power.
Opel opens Geneva Motor Show with bold, aggressive new concept to show future design.
Peugeot avoided the grand gestures this year but lined up a group of production ready cars.
The Spanish brand shows a concept version of its new Altea.
All-new replacement for successful Fabia supermini.
Is the strategy as clever as the name? smart’s Geneva performance left us guessing.
A partnership between Spyker and Zagato has resulted in an F1 inspired sports thoroughbred.
Subaru is to offer the world’s first horizontally-opposed turbo-diesel engine.
Suzuki extends their popular SX4 model in a bid to hit aggressive European sales targets.
MSN editors choose the top green cars of the show, listed here in no particular order.
The editors choose their favourite vehicles on display at the Geneva Show.
Toyota boosts its environmental credentials with hybrid family and sports concepts.
New model derivatives offer efficiency and versatility.
