AUTOMOTIVE SPORT CAR

General Motors shows off its new Opel Ampera at March's Geneva Motor Show - a five-door hybrid car with four seats.

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All nine of the engines available in the new Mercedes E-class saloon include 'direct injection' for improved fuel consumption and performance.

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The previous Mazda3 MPS was one of the outright fastest hot hatches you could buy with a top speed limited to 155mph.

Since the new one uses a revised version of the same 2.3-litre DISI turbo petrol engine we can expect equally explosive performance.

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The Gran Turismo sits between the 5 Series saloon and the X5 in the BMW range and is said to be 'an appropriate alternative to an SUV'.

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BMW has announced the details of its all-new Z4 sports car, which features a two-piece folding hardtop for the first time. The car also represents the BMW debut of new suspension technology.
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The Alfa MiTo GTA concept is the perfect car to be on show at Geneva. The Swiss motor show is renowned for being a showcase for the world’s most exotic automotive machinery and the GTA embodies the rich competition heritage of the Alfa Romeo brand.