European debuts from the Geneva Motor Show

The new Spyker C8 Aileron at the Geneva International Motor Show. The Motor Show will open its gates to the public from March 5-15, presenting more than 1,000 brands with more than 85 world and European firsts in the sector saloon alone.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Spyker C8 Laviolette LM85 at the Geneva International Motor Show.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The new Pagani Zonda R.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The new BMW Z4.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

The Volkswagen Polo.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

Kia’s No 3 car.  (Anja Niedringhaus / Associated Press)

Alfa Romeo’s Mito GTA concept car.  (Anja Niedringhaus / Associated Press)

The Volkswagen Polo.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Volvo S80.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

The new Fiat 500 Convertible at the 79th Geneva International Motor Show in Geneva, Switzerland.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

The Porsche Cayenne Diesel.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

Mini John Cooper Works is unveiled during a presentation of Mini at the Geneva International Motor Show.  (Anja Niedringhaus / Associated Press)

Porsche’s 911 GT3 is unveiled during a presentation of Porsche autos.  (Anja Niedringhaus / Associated Press)

The Honda CR-Z.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

Mazda 3 MPS.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

Infiniti Essence concept car.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

Bentley Continental Supersports car.  (Anja Niedringhaus / Associated Press)

Sbarro Orbital Hybride concept car.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

A hostess at the Opel booth poses the electric concept car Opel Ampera.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

Qasana, Nissan’s concept car.  (Anja Niedringhaus / Associated Press)

Swiss Sbarro Espera Montbeliard Buggy concept car.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

Sbarro Espera Montbeliard Sportive.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

Sbarro Lo concept car.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

Aston-Martin One-77.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

EDAG “Light Car.”  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

Brilliance BS4 Wagon.  (Martial Trezzini / EPA)

Alfa Romeo Mito GTA.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

Skoda Octavia Greenline.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

Skoda Yeti.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Carlsson Aigner CK55 RS Rascasse.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Carlsson Smart Limited Edition.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Chevrolet Spark  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Hyundai I20.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Audi S5 Cabriolet.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Audi TTRS.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Delta 200 HP from the Italian automaker Lancia.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

Whitney Toyloy, Miss Switzerland 2008, poses next to the Lancia Delta at the 79th Geneva International Motor Show.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

The Ford iosis Max, a concept car, makes an appearance at the 79th Geneva International Motor Show.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

The Infiniti G37 Cabrio.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Renault Electric ZE concept car is shown at the Geneva International Motor Show.  (Sandro Campardo / Associated Press)

The Opel Insignia Ecoflex.  (Martial Trezzini / Associated Press)

The Fabia Combi Scout, from Skoda, an automaker in the Czech Republic.

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