Mini unveiled a special version tuned by John Cooper Works (JCW) and named GP Kit. It is the most powerful Mini ever built and will be produced in 2000 units starting from July 2006.

A photo-gallery from the design process and the making of the prototype of the Dodge Hornet, the B-segment concept vehicle unveiled at the 2006 Geneva Motor Show.

Ford expands the Focus model range with the Coupé-Cabriolet version. Developed in partnership with Pininfarina, it will be produced at the Design Company's Italian plants starting from 2006.

Bertone unveils the Suagnà concept, an interpretation of the coupé-cabrilet theme based on the Fiat Grande Punto and dedicated to young drivers.

Dodge Hornet is a B-segment concept car designed to combine the small size and engine of European vehicles with a bold American appearance and flexible interior space.

Land Rover e-Terrain System is a group of innovative technologies for on- off-road performances that will be available on production vehicles progressively in the next few years. They are especially aimed at reducing fuel consumption and emissions.

Fioravanti Skill is a 2 seater concept based on the new Fiat Punto which adopts a new patented solution for the retractable rigid roof. It can be easily transformed from a coupé into a small spider with a pick-up look.

After the concept vehicles unveiled at the last Motor Shows, Mini debuts the Concept Ginevra, an interpretation of the Traveller concept with a design inspired by rally cars.

At the Geneva Motor Show Ford unveils the new Ford Galaxy, one of the first expressions of the 'Kinetic Design' form language in a production car.

Rolls-Royce has unveiled its latest expermental car: the 101EX, a design study that explores the theme of a modern Grand Tourer coupé. Among the features, a carbon fiber body and many trims made out of solid aluminum.