Ferrari's 458 Italia used to look good, until the release of the Ferrari 488 GTB, unveiled for the Geneva auto show.
Two turbochargers bring power from the Ferrari 488 GTB's 3.9-liter V-8 up to 660 horsepower, 100 more than the 458 Italia.
Swedish super car maker Koenigsegg brought its very first production car, the CC8S, to the show floor.
Koenigsegg's newest vehicle, unveiled in Geneva, is the Regera, a 1,500 horsepower hybrid.
The Aston Martin Vulcan boasts over 800 horsepower and a carbon fiber body, but it is strictly a track vehicle.
Danish super car maker Zenvo brought its ST1 to the Geneva show, a car with 1,104 horsepower and a zero to 62 mph time of 3 seconds.
The GT was unveiled earlier this year during the Detroit auto show, but Ford brought it to Geneva to give Europeans a look.
The Ford Escort Mexico was introduced in 1970 in order to capitalize on Ford's success in the London to Mexico Rally which had been won by an Escort. Shown is a 1974 model.
KW, a maker of race suspensions, showed off AVIA's BMW 235i rally car in Geneva.
Toyota presented an update to its Avensis, a family car sold in Europe, at the Geneva show.
Infiniti unveiled its near-production QX30 concept, a compact SUV, at the Geneva show.
Sporty and spacious, Kia's Sportspace concept for the 2015 Geneva auto show is exactly what's said on the tin.
The Bentley EXP 10 Speed 6 concept gives a potential look at a new generation of Continental.
Porsche's Cayman GT4 is a harder-edge version of the company's purest sports car.
The Aventador LP 750-4 Superveloce is lighter and more powerful than the Aventador LP 700-4, making it a better car all around.
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