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Europe’s biggest and most important biennial gathering, the Frankfurt Motor Show, has seen the simultaneous launch of the 5th generation of VW Golf and Opel Astra, two of Europe’s top-selling models. Ford has unveiled the first production models based on next year’s new Focus platform – the Mazda3 and Volvo S40 sedan. This is also a significant event for BMW, with the debut of the new 5-Series sedan, 6-Series coupe, and the all-new X3.
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Surprise concept vehicle debuts included the top of the line Opel Insignia, the Jaguar R-D6, and the Audi LeMans mid-engine V10 concept. Lancia showed the Fulvia concept in a stylish recreation of the original Fulvia debut, and Skoda impressed with the Roomster concept.
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Show Highlights Click images for detailed reports
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Opel Insignia
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Jaguar R-D6
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Audi LeMans
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Skoda Roomster
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VW Concept R
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AstonMartin DB9
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Lancia Fulvia
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Renault BeBop
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Ford Visos
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Toyota CS&S
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Peugeot 407 Elixir
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Volkswagen Golf
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Mazda Kusabi
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SEAT Altea Prototipo
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Saab 9-3 SportHatch
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Mercedes Vision CLS
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Maserati Quattroporte
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BMW 6 Series
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Volvo S40
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Mazda 3
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Opel Astra
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Smart ForFour
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Citroën C2
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BMW X3
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Citroën C-Airlounge
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Alfa 8C Competizione
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Mercedes SLR McLaren
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Mitsubishi i
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Nissan Dunehawk
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Suzuki S2
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