September 18th, 2008
Citroen releases GT teaser! Official unveiling at Paris Motor Show
It seems that Citroen is trying to revive is image in the world of sports car. The main evidence is the new teaser Citroen launched, in order to reveal its intentions in launching a brand new GT. Although we can’t see big deal due to the red cover, we could take a peak and understood that the vehicle features the latest LED technology and a really stylish silhouette. According to our sources the Citroen GT will make its official debut in October, at the Paris Motor Show.
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Finally, today we could get a teaser of the Porsche Panamera Gran Turismo. Of course we can see just the ”nose” of the vehicle but one thing is clearly: it is a Porsche! Although the manufacturer didn’t announce it there are great chances to see the new Panamera at the Paris Motor Show, but of course, this still remains a rumor!
Days go by and the 79th edition of Paris Motor Show is getting closer and closer. The car manufacturers know that and they begin unveiling their concepts that will make the debut at the international auto show. After yesterday we saw the Renault Ondelios Concept and the Mercedes-Benz ConceptFascination Design Study, today Ssangyong, the South Korean manufacturer unveiled their C200 Concept, a compact SUV that will be fitted with a Euro 5 engine connected to a six-speed transmission and a new, intelligent AWD system.
The new ConceptFASCINATION design study represents actually a preview of the future Mercedes E-Class, underlining the new design of the German manufacturer. Mercedes refreshed with this concept the term of “shooting brake” creating a vehicle category with its own distinctive charisma. Regarding the technology used, Mercedes used only the latest things such as LED technology and the new four-cylinder diesel engine which features BlueTEC and AdBlue technology is capable to develop 204 hp from a displacement of 2.2 litres, just like the engine used by the 
After one year of teasing, Lexus announced that its new IS 250 Convertible will finally make its debut at the Paris Motor Show. Of course this will not be the only premiere, also the new the LF-Xh hybrid concept vehicle will be revealed as well as the new LS 460 AWD with permanent all-wheel drive and a full-line up of Lexus Hybrid Drive models.
If you happen to visit the Paris Motor Show this October then a new concept car of Renault will sure get your attention- Ondelios, an eco friendly vehicle. The car is more oriented to comfort and style than speed and performance, reaching 4.8 m long and 1.6m high. The car features aluminum-finish grille which is flanked by headlamp units suggesting flowing motion and high-performance LED headlights longer lasting and more efficient. An attraction point are the tail lights, with a boomerang shape and built into the bodywork and ringed with air extractors to control the flow of air from the wheel arches.
It looks like the French auto market is expanding day by day…after Renault unveiled its 
What you see in the photos is maybe the longest Mini ever built. With over four meters in lenght and measuring 1,8 meters in width, the new car opens a new chapter in the history of Mini. Like the Mini Clubman, the Mini Crossover Concept is not a four- door in the classic sense, a conventional arrangement of doors is to be found only on the front passenger’s side, while on the driver’s side the the vehicle comes with a conventional door for the first row of seats plus a lift/sliding door moving along the outside for convenient access to the rear and for loading the car from the side. And by dropping the B-pillar on the driver’s side, the Mini Crossover Concept exhausts the potential of this generous opening to an even higher degree. Frameless side windows, finally, are yet another feature of this truly exceptional four-door.
First launched in 1996, the Ford Ka is one of the most popular car from the American manufacturer. The new generation of the Ka will make its global debut this October, at the Paris Motor Show. The car feature all the qualities which made the Ka brand so popular: size, great looks, lively dynamics and fun personality. Under the hood, the little car features two small engines: a 1.2-litre 69 PS Duratec petrol engine and, for the first time on Ka, a 1.3-litre 75 PS Duratorq TDCi turbodiesel, achieving a combined fuel consumption of 67.2mpg.