At the 2008 Geneva Motor Show Alfa Romeo will unveil the 8C Spider, the open version of the acclaimed 8C Competizione. Like the coupé, it will be produced in a limited series of 500 units.

Audi has revealed the first images of its new A4 Avant, which derives from the sedan unveiled in 2007 with which it shares the dynamic look and the aggressive front end design. It will go on sale in spring 2008.

The restyled version of the flagship sportscar by Mercedes-Benz features a redesigned front end with a sportier look inspired by earlier SL models. It will serve as a template for future production models.

The first official information and renderings of the Abarth 500, which makes its debut at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show. Developed by Fiat Group Automobiles Style Centre and inspired by the models of the 1960s, it will go on sale in July 2008.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars will unveil its new Phantom Coupé at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show. Production will start in the summer of 2008. Among the design features are rear-hinged doors and brushed steel trims.

The first image revealed by Toyota for its Urban Cruiser, a compact SUV that will extend the brand's crossover model line-up to the small car segment.

At the 2008 Geneva Motor Show Toyota will unveil the production version of the iQ, its all-new small car. Previewed by the concept presented in 2007, the iQ will go into production in 2008.

Ford has unveiled the first details of the new global compact car, that will use the name Fiesta and will be launched worldwide between 2008 and 2010. The design is based on the 2007 Verve Concept.

Honda has unveiled the first images and information about the new Accord model for the European market. Compared to its predecessor it features a sportier sharp-edged design and improved technical features.

Based on the 2006 concept, the Renault Koleos marks the brand's entering in the 4x4 MPV segment and focuses on passengers' comfort and ease of use. Off-road performances are guaranteed by the chassis derived from the Nissan X-Trail.