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2004 Auto Shows: Geneva
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| MINI gets a soft top; BMW unveils a 5 wagon |
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Mar 17, 2005 19:41:50 |
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It's time for the Auto Show to get an International flavor. Around this time of the year, the automotive community shifts its focus to Geneva, where the concepts and production debuts are decidedly more cosmopolitan and tailored for the International crowd. This year, Audi, BMW, MINI and Mercedes-Benz debuted several vehicles that will have a key impact on US luxury and sport sales. Included in that list is news about a 5-Series Sport Wagon, a MINI convertible, a new Audi A6 and a Mercedes-Benz C55 AMG model, among other debuts. For specific information about, please select from the links below:
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2004 North American Car
and Truck
Ford F-150
Toyota Prius
The Lucky Three
Our Best Bets for Success
Chicago
Debuts and Features
Detroit
Debuts and Features
Geneva
Debuts and Features
Los Angeles
Debuts and Features
Recent Debuts
Buick
LaCrosse replaces Regal and Century
Dodge
A new Dakota
Hyundai
Tucson
Jaguar
XK-RS concept
Toyota
Tacoma X-Runner
Solara Convertible
Mazda
Ibuki
Mercury
Montego
Audi debuts the A6
BMW showcases the 5 Wagon
Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6
Ford's Fiesta ST
Mercedes-Benz: 3 new models
MINI gets a soft top
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