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Conceived by Nissan's international design studio, the Foria is a compact sports coupe concept designed to make driving a pleasure while ensuring the quality of elegant styling is maintained.

Motor shows are about dreaming, savouring the very best that automobile manufacturers can deliver and getting a first hand insight into the future direction of motoring.

Hyundai have taken a Sonata and shown what a sporty version of the V6 might look like.

The Hummer H3 will enter the Australian market next year. Right-hand drive models are now being assembled in South Africa.

Holden Special Vehicles debuted the performance WM Grange powered by a unique to HSV 6.0-litre V8.

Holden revealed the Astra Twintop retractable hardtop convertible and a sporty SRi five door hatch - both models going on sale in December in time for summer.

Ford Performance Vehicles have introduced new luxury performance Force models. Customers have the choice of either a quad-cam Boss 290 V8 engine in the Force 8, or a high-tech intercooled F6 270 turbo inline six cylinder in the Force 6.

A stylish four seater convertible will join the Ford Focus family next year.

One of the true show stoppers was the new 599 GTB Fiorano, Ferrari's most powerful V12-engined production car of all time.

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The motor show was the launch pad for a line-up of glamourous new convertibles arriving in Australia in time for Summer.

The luxurious four-seater Bentley GTC all-wheel drive, is powered by a 6.0-litre twin-turbo 12-cylinder engine, making it the world's fastest open topped car.

Audi wants to be a major player in the prestige car market and in recent times has been off the mark. Now with an upgraded model range things look a lot different. Headlining the marques new presence is the attention seeking R8. Named after the Audi LMP900 R8 Le Mans winning race car, this true supercar will be available in 2007.

Although the all new Alfa Romeo Spider is based on the acclaimed Brera Coupe, it is much more than a roofless version of the Brera. The Spider is strictly a two seat sports car. It has been extensively styled at the rear to focus attention on its open top character, with pronounced rear wheel arches, a cover for the folded roof that is shaped to flow up towards the polished chrome roll bars in the form of a 'speedster' top

The beautiful Alfa 8C Competizione sports car was rushed to Sydney from the Paris motor show.

With this being my second Corvette feature in as many months, you'd think I could rehash a lot of last month's guff for this month's article, right? Wrong!

The Falcon GT is a much loved car that, strange as it may seem, had its origins back in the mid-1960s as the Ford Cortina GT. The GT Cortina was introduced to compete against BMC's Mini Cooper 'S', with the Cortina GT 500 especially built to compete at Bathurst in 1965 - which it duly won.

The Mustang was a star performer over Europe in the 1940's and Korea in the 50's. Single engined, highly manoeuvrable, yet capable of reaching Berlin from England and making it back, too.

An unprecedented line up of new 4x4 was unveiled at the Sydney show.

Toyota's new flagship sedan - the Aurion V6 - is now on sale.

Toyota showed that a performance Aurion is on the cards'

Suzuki's first WRC car was displayed for the first time in Sydney.

The Aero X is a bold marriage of Saab's aviation history and radical future design.

Malyasian car maker Proton returned to the motor show with the new Satria, due to go on sale here in February