2011 Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible: 2010 Geneva Auto Show

CREWE, England — The new 2011 Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible will debut at the 2010 Geneva Auto Show as a companion to last year's Continental Supersports coupe. Bentley claims its new model is the world's fastest four-seat convertible and the fastest Bentley drop top ever. The car goes on sale worldwide mid-summer.
The performance specs would appear to back up that claim...More

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Nissan 40th Anniversary Z: 2010 Chicago Auto Show

LONDON — Nissan in April will begin delivering the first of a limited run of cars to mark the 40th anniversary of the Z-car. In the U.S., the car will be called the 40th Anniversary Z, and it will debut at next week's 2010 Chicago Auto Show.

In Europe, the car will be dubbed Nissan 370Z Black Edition, and only 370 copies of the coupe will be produced for the European market, priced from $52,800 for the manual and $55,000 for the automatic.

The Anniversary Z is being offered in two metallic shades, black and quartz, both of which use Nissan's new Scratch Shield technology that self-repairs stone-chip damage...More

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Seat Ibiza ST: 2010 Geneva Auto Show

The sport tourer from VW's Spanish subsidiary is the third entry in the Ibiza range.---...More

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Geneva auto show: Kia Sportage set for reveal

The world premiere of the all-new Kia Sportage is set for the Geneva motor show in March. The Sportage sports a dramatic makeover that helps should bolster the Korean brand's image.....More

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Auto show may lure president

Though administration officials said the president does not plan to attend the Auto Show, the event's chairman said theres a "good chance" the president will visit.---...More

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Maserati, Ferrari to share Chrysler spot at auto show

Ferrari and Maserati are moving into a new neighborhood at the North American International Auto Show -- the Chrysler Group LLC stand, where they'll be nestled between the Dodge and Jeep brands----More

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