Gallery: The 12 Most Amazing Machines at the Geneva Motor Show
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The Maserati Alfieri is named for one of the five brothers who founded the marque.
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Beneath it's petit exterior, the Audi TT Quattro Sport Concept hides a 420-horsepower engine.
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With its T-shape headlights and hard-angled front end, the Volvo Concept Estate is rife with Scandinavian design elements,
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The Infinity Q50 Eau Rouge has the body of a sedan, but the heart of a GT-R.
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The Volkswagen T-Roc concept comes with targa-style pop out ceiling panels.
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The tiny Jeep Renegade shows how far we’ve come from the days of the Hummer H3 and Ford Excursion.
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The Quant e-Sportlimousine claims zero-emission super car performance from its specially-engineered electric engine and battery system.
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The Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe uses cameras to anticipate a turn and brace the outside strut.
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Sixteen students collaborated with Hyundai and a Pininfarina designer to create the PassoCorto.
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The Ferrari California T is the marque’s first turbocharged production vehicle since the 1987 F40.
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The Italdesign Giugiaro Clipper MPV’s supportive B-pillars reside in the rear gull-wing doors.
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The Gumpert Explosion has all the carbon fiber and aluminum you’d expect from a German super car.
