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Automaker's customization program expands to entire line.
European debut for James Bond’s new car.
Audi's bestseller moves up in size and wagon gets more power.
The Concept X6 and 1-Series Coupe lead the charge.
Two concepts debut along with the new Cuore minicar.
Mitsubishi also drums up two green concepts.
Former F1 champion Schumacher unveils the 430 Scuderia.
An eco-friendly concept and cars with Abarth's racing touch.
The Frankfurt International Motor Show is as big as they come.
What you need to know if you're attending the show.
Concept shows design direction for next-generation Accord.
Ford debuts near-production crossover and small car concept.
A fighter jet-inspired exclusive special edition for 2008.
International event to raise money for humanitarian causes.
Futuristic technologies headline the automaker's lineup.
Catwalk entrance for new MINI model.
More grunt and power for the already powerful Continental GT.
Subaru unveils revamped stars as constellation grows.
Bold new design mixes sports car performance and sedan.
Chinese automaker's press conference gets lost in translation.
GM shows E-Flex "green" technology and sporty coupe concept.
Display includes 27 production cars and 5 concepts.
New models expand the range of both Cayenne and 911.
Mercedes shows 19 models including a diesel-petrol concept.
Small SUV marks design turning point for Spanish carmaker.
Automaker shows its resiliency by displaying four vehicles in Frankfurt.
Elegant design sets new Fabia Estate apart.
Large concept car and Splash family car debut.
Top vehicles to drive, top vehicles to park.
Automaker also unveils the production-ready 3-door pro_cee’d.
Confident Maserati rebuilds its sporting heritage.
Which green ideas are the best?
The most noteworthy concepts at the show.
Automaker uses its "iQ" to face environmental changes.
A gorgeous drophead cabriolet and cartoonish hybrid.
Electric motors powers the plug-in ReCharge Concept.
Volkswagen rolls out new “people’s car” concept and SUV.
Mazda creates a new emotional and sporty design.
SsangYong sedan is first step to mainstream production.
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