Best Sports Cars
In 2000, they showed the HS21, a concept of a supersportscar.
In 2001, they presented the K8, a luxury Sedan.
In 2001, they presented the K8, a luxury Sedan.
Not made for races, but for world records.
The evolution of the Volkswagen W12 Syncro.
The evolution of the Volkswagen W12 Syncro.
Ital Design showed the evolution of the world-record car, the Nardò.
Also presented by Volkswagen, the Phaeton.
The premiere of the Skoda Tudor.
The car is based on the Skoda Superb, that is based on the VW Passat, so the Tudor is something like a PassatCoupé.
The car is based on the Skoda Superb, that is based on the VW Passat, so the Tudor is something like a PassatCoupé.
Audi showed a polished version of an aluminium A2.
The plastic parts were chromed or replaced by aluminium parts.
The plastic parts were chromed or replaced by aluminium parts.
Another car of the Volkswagen family.
Bentley showed this R Continental.
Bentley showed this R Continental.
BMW, coming soon as producer of the new Rolls-Royce, showed the CS1.
It's a convertible concept car, showing design-elements of the coming series 1 car.
It's a convertible concept car, showing design-elements of the coming series 1 car.
Mercedes showed the all new Maybach.
Well, it was hidden, behind black panes of glass. Super idea!
Instead they showed a model of 1938, a SW38.
Well, it was hidden, behind black panes of glass. Super idea!
Instead they showed a model of 1938, a SW38.
Also coming from DaimlerChrysler, but showing a different design.
The Chrysler Crossfire.
An American car, based on a Mercedes, built by Karmann.
The Chrysler Crossfire.
An American car, based on a Mercedes, built by Karmann.
Karmann showed again the Transformer.
You were able to have a look at the Jeep Compass.
The Keinath GT/C had its premiere as convertible at Geneva.
In cooperation with EDAG they showed a car, that hadn't so much in common with the earlier Keinath production car, an evolution of the Opel GT, the German Mini-Corvette.
In cooperation with EDAG they showed a car, that hadn't so much in common with the earlier Keinath production car, an evolution of the Opel GT, the German Mini-Corvette.
The Opel Concept M.
Showing similar design elements, like the all new Vectra.
Showing similar design elements, like the all new Vectra.
The Vectra world premiere, by Opel.
The styling shows elements of the Cadillac CTS, coming also from General Motors.
The styling shows elements of the Cadillac CTS, coming also from General Motors.
Cadillac, showing the Cien.
It's a birthday gift from Cadillac to Cadillac, celebrating 100 years of Cadillac.
It's a birthday gift from Cadillac to Cadillac, celebrating 100 years of Cadillac.
The Autonomy concept car from General Motors, to futuristic for production.
Saab, also a brand of GM, showing the 93-X.
Very similar, but not identical to the 9-X, presented at Frankfurt 2001.
Very similar, but not identical to the 9-X, presented at Frankfurt 2001.
Pininfarina showed again the Ford Start, presented at Frankfurt 2001.
Volvo and its ACC2
After failing with the first version of a French sportscar
Irmscher showed an interesting roadster.
Toyota showed three concept-cars.
The p.o.d. for the city, a sporty roadster, called FXS, or the UUV
The p.o.d. for the city, a sporty roadster, called FXS, or the UUV
Dilip chhabria Infidel car
Mazda showed also a prototype
RX-8, a four-door Coupé, with Wankel-engine
Less sporty, the Suburu HM-01, a hybrid-car
Also a hybrid-car, made by Daihatsu.
Honda Sports Car
The Mitsubishi S.U.P.
The CZ2
The CZ3 Tarmac
Frankfurt 2001, the Pajero Evolution
A concept car from Nissan, called Yanya
GTR Sports Car Faster
Ital Design showed the Alfa-Romeo Brera
Fioravanti showed the 2001 prototype, based on an Alfa Romeo, and a new crossover concept car
Citroën showed again the C-Crosser, next to the new C3 and C8
Peugeot, showing an interesting sportscar, the RC
The New Escape
Renault, the Talisman, shown at Frankfurt
The Rinspeed Presto, a roadster
Geneva without Sbarro
BMX X-5
An impressing concept-car, called Carcerano, made in 2001
Lamborghini Miura
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