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Related Articles:TCC's Auto Show Index by TCC Team (2/23/2003)Our coverage of the world's major auto shows, year to year.73rd International Geneva Motor Show With the cold and snow of Detroit behind them, the top brass of the world’s automobile industry are preparing for a trip to more pleasant...Read More»
TCC's Auto Show Index by TCC Team (10/21/2002) By European standards, Britain is a big-league car producer. It’s on track to be the second-largest car market in the region, behind Germany, and in September British factories rolled out 144,498 units, 90,321 of them for export. Total production for...Read More»
Related Articles:Index: 2002 Paris Auto Show (9/15/2002) With the opening of the Paris Auto Show just over a week away, more manufacturers are issuing details of cars that will make their debut at the most important international show of the second half of the year. Naturally, it’s a major...Read More»
Index: 2002 Geneva Motor Show by TCC Team (3/5/2002) BMW CS1The very big news at the Geneva show will be on the BMW stand, where the company is showing its CS1 concept. A smooth little four-seat convertible, the CS1 is interesting because it’s said to be a direct pointer to the small...Read More»
Rinspeed, a Swiss company that enlivens the Geneva Auto Show each year with outlandish creations that have included a sports car with a driving seat that tilts like a motorcycle and some way-out modified Porsches, has done it again. The company’s latest, which will be unveiled when the show opens...Read More»
2001 Frankfurt Auto Show Index As Europe’s biggest auto show, the biennial frenzy that is Frankfurt approaches, more manufacturers are lifting the veil on what they will be showing this year. Here’s our second preview of what’s going to be there. Porsche’s new Targa Porsche added a new word...Read More»
Sponsors of TCC's 2001Geneva Motor Show coverage SWISS SHOW. With no auto industry of its own and a very healthy market, Switzerland is an important target for manufacturers across the world. Even U.S. brands not known for their exporting activities sell to wealthy Swiss customers, who like variety...Read More»
The first day of March sees the public opening of the Geneva Auto Show. It's the second big international show of the year, after Detroit, but because of its timing and its history, it's generally accepted as the way in which the world's auto industry welcomes the spring and the new selling season...Read More»
Sponsor of TCC's 2001 Detroit Show Coverage In 11 years the Detroit show has become one of the world’s leading auto shows, with a massive selection of new cars – more this year than ever before. But it has to be said that to those of us who visit shows as part of our job, Detroit can be a pain...Read More»
Porsche, Volvo, BMW and Mercedes-Benz will all be taking the covers off new production and concept cars at the North American International Auto Show when it opens in Detroit next week. It's a measure of the importance that European manufacturers attach to the Motor City showplace, even though a...Read More»
