Porsche has unveiled its 911 GT3 two-seater sports coupe: its aspirated engine with a specific output of 115hp/litre and its active chassis make it the more racy model in the 911 range.

Lamborghini has unveiled its Murciélago LP640, the evolution of its super sportscar: it features many innovations, from new design elements to a more powerful engine. It debutes at Geneva Motor Show.

Citroen has designed a 3 volumes version of its C4 sedan to strengthen its standing in the Chinese marketplace. Its design was specifically studied to meet Chinese customers' tastes.

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.

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.

A short history of the Ford Fiesta that this year celebrates its 30th anniversary. Produced in more than 12 million units, the Fiesta has maintained a leading position in the compact cars segment, and has become a true automotive icon.

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 first official pictures of the upcoming Opel GT reveal a two-seat roadster with sharply-cut lines that combine some features of the Speedster with the latest Opel styling cues.

A side-by-side comparison (including a morphing animation) between the old and the brand new Volvo S80. The modern design features clean lines, compact volumes and smoother surfaces.