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2008 Geneva International Motor Show

The Geneva Motor Show is the first major European auto show, and is a venue for French, German, and Italian manufacturers to introduce their newest vehicles. American manufacturers often unveil cars at Geneva that will appeal to European customers. The Japanese and Korean automakers also have a major presence at the show. Even smaller boutique automakers throughout the EU have displays of their unique niche vehicles. For a panoramic view of the European automotive market, Geneva is the place to be.

As usual, the 2008 Geneva Motor Show displayed a wide array of vehicles from global powerhouses VW, GM, Peugeot/Citroen, and Toyota; other smaller manufacturers and design companies such as Pininfarina, Sbarro, Koenigsegg, and Weismann showed unique and unorthodox vehicles that only make an appearance at Geneva. Some of the more significant vehicles at the show included the new Citroen C5, Alfa Romeo 8C Spider, Honda Accord (non-US model), Lancia Delta, Ford Fiesta, Infiniti FX50, Tata Nano, and VW Scirocco. Performance enthusiasts should check out the new Lamborghini Gallardo, BMW M3 Convertible, KTM X-Bow, and Koeniggsegg CCR. Of all the global auto shows, none can match Geneva for its sheer breadth of new production and concept automobiles.

Production Model Worldwide Introductions

Non-US Production Model Worldwide Introductions

Concept Model Worldwide Introductions

Picture Sets

2008 Geneva Motor Show 337 pictures 03/04/2008