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Editors pick the top cars of this year's Paris Motor Show.
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We pick our favorite concept cars from this year's Paris Motor Show.
Highlights of the 2008 Paris Motor Show from our UK correspondent.
How many of the small cars on show in Paris might be at home on America’s roads?
The Ferrari created especially for U.S. gets its public debut at French motor show with Italian flair.
All three Toyota Paris premieres have the environment in their sights.
Luxurious sport sedan gets fresh styling and more power.
Kiyora concept represents the balance between driving pleasure and environmental concerns.
The sun will shine again: convertible concept shows welcome optimism amid economic gloom.
Volkswagen takes the wraps off its latest pocket rocket.
GM shows the future of Chevrolet brand in Paris with Cruze, Orlando concept, Camaro and Volt.
Audi debuts its speedy sedan, wagon and a pair of high-mileage concepts.
The Italian marque debuts its first 4-door exotic sports car.
Kia’s new crossover vehicle delivers bold new style in an efficient and functional package.
Crossover concept may be a MINI - but it’s more than minimal
World renowned auto stylist Pininfarina introduces an electric vehicle ready for production.
The LF-Xh shows where Lexus’ successful hybrid technology could be heading soon.
Mercedes-Benz bucks the trend by showing big cars – but that doesn’t mean they lack efficiency.
German automaker shows new 7-series, new 3-series and X1 sports activity concept.
Two exciting concepts revealed by the French automaker.
Nissan’s Nuvu concept is the basis of an electric vehicle destined for the U.S. in 2010.
New hybrid targets greater affordability and improved technology.
One of the most exclusive sports cars in the world just became more exclusive.
The British marque says goodbye with style to its flagship sedan.
