Peugeot has unveiled the first official image of its 207 Super 2000, based on the 207 RCup Concept Car presented at the Geneva Motor Show and built to race in national championships.

Ferrari GB in partnership with Wallpaper* design magazine has presented a special version of the 612 Scaglietti model, that interprets the possibilities available via the Carrozzeria Scaglietti Personalisation Programme.

The Italian coachbuilder Zagato has released the official images and information about its latest creation, the Ferrari 575 GTZ, a special version of the 575M inspired by the 250GTZ berlinetta.

At the Auto Motor International Show in Leipzig Funke&Will AG presented the second generation of the Yes! Roadster, first unveiled in 1999 at Frankfurt.

Hamann Motorsport has unveiled a tuned version of the Ferrari F430 Spider. The kit includes many aerodynamic modifications and a new exhaust system that enables a power increase of 48 hp.

The Swedish Company Laboratorio Bebi is developing an ultra lightweight supercar together with the Italian engineer Giotto Bizzarrini. The car name, Quercianella, comes from Bizzarrini's native place.

Nissan will launch a special edition of its Micra C+C, after the success of a version featured during a charity tour in UK. It will be in pink colour and will be produced in just 100 units.

Advanced Design (A.D.) Tramontana has unveiled an extreme supercar powered by a central V12 biturbo engine delivering more than 700 hp. It will be launched during 2006.

The Swedish Supercar Manufacturer has unveiled the latest evolution of the CC Competition Coupé series: the Koenigsegg CCX, an extreme vehicle with more than 800 hp and a top speed just below 400 km/h.

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.