Next month marks another auto show down in Geneva, Switzerland. Not only is this a great place for car companies to show off their new models for next year, it's also a great way to show off concepts that depict where the company is looking to go. Here are five cars that will be making their appearance next week. The Geneva Motor Show will take place March 4-5 at Geneva PalExpo in Geneva, Switzerland.
Audi TT - While Audi is waiting to officially debut the new TT, a few sketches of what the car will look like have surfaced. It looks like a regular TT that's been completely modernized. Taking inspiration from both the Shooting Brake and the R8, this new TT is sure to be a fun little car.
Aston Martin Vantage N Edition - Aston Martin is introducing two special edition cars. First is this N version of the V8 Vantage, called the N430. It has the same V8 as the original Vantage, only with firmer suspension and a more ferocious growl. There will also be a Carbon Black and Carbon White version of the DB9, which should look quite striking. Sadly, neither are coming to the U.S, so they can only be seen at Geneva.
Honda Civic Type R - Although Honda says this is just a concept, chances are that's just to make things sound exciting. This will most likely be made within a short time from now. It will have a 2.0L turbocharged engine, most likely four cylinders, and there will be a manual transmission. That devilish looking rear spoiler makes it more menacing as well.
Rinspeed XchangE Concept - It seems that the people over at Rinspeed are ready to introduce autonomous cars to the world. This concept is based on a Tesla Model S, only instead of an electric car that you drive, it drives itself. The inside is more of a lounge rather than a car. The seats not only recline, but they also swivel and tilt to make passengers more comfortable. You can still drive it if you want, but when you want to sit back, the steering wheel moves out of the way. It seems that autonomous cars may come sooner than people think.
McLaren 650S - McLaren will be introducing it's new model, which is a cross between the MP4-12C and the P1. Powered by a twin turbo V8 making 650 horsepower, this will most likely be a bit faster than the current 12C, but not quite as scary as the P1.
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