Maserati has released a limited edition of its GranSport model to celebrate the winning of the 2005 FIA GT Manufacturers’ Cup. It will be unveiled at Geneva and will be produced in just 180 units.

The new Porsche 911 Turbo extends the current range of Type 997 models. Compared with its predecessor, it features higher performances and some technical innovations, like the variable geometry turbine and the 'overboost' function.

Volkswagen Concept A is a crossover between a coupé and a compact SUV. Among the main features: opposing opening wind doors, 20-inches wheels and 4Motion all-drive system coupled with VW's DSG transmission.

C'eed (pronounced 'Seed') is a concept vehicle based on the forthcoming Kia C-segment model that will be produced starting from 2006. Kia C'eed gives hints about future design trends for Kia and will be unveiled at Geneva.

The Mercedes-Benz S 65 AMG, the most powerul production car, has been surpassed by Brabus: its S V12 S Biturbo features a 6.3 biturbo engine that delivers 730 hp and 1,320 Nm, for an electronically limited top speed of 340 km/h.

At the Geneva Motor Show Mazda will unveil the flagship of Mazda3 range, the Mazda3 MPS. Powered by a 2.3 turbo engine, it is claimed to be one of the most powerful front wheel drive compact cars.

After the first preview sketches, Nissan revealed a couple of photorealistic renderings and more detailed information about its Terranaut Concept, which will debut at the Geneva Motor Show.

Hyundai has released a preview sketch of the HED-2 Genus Concept, the latest creation of Hyundai's European design center in Russelsheim, Germany, that will be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show.

Mitsubishi completes the Colt European model range with the Colt CZC, a small 2+2 coupé-cabriolet that will be assembled at Pininfarina's plant and will go on sale on spring 2006.

The Lancia Haizea is a design study created by the European Institute of Design to emphasize the sportivity inclination of the Lancia brand. It will unveiled at Geneva 2006.