Steve Davies

If you were watching the Italian GP from Monza last weekend, then you may have seen Jay Kay from Jamiroquai on the grid or perhaps listened to him at the 'F1 Rocks in Monza' concert on Friday which saw the British Funk band enthral a 7,000 strong audience.

I am in two minds about this new Maserati Kubang. On the one hand it seems entirely rational for Maserati to look on at Porsche's Cayenne and see a market opportunity, that until now, it has missed out on. But on the other hand Maserati is Fangio, Moss and that famous 1955 Mille Miglia race win along with Dennis Jenks'. Is nothing sacred anymore?

Eterniti Motors, the new luxury British carmaker, makes its public debut today at the Frankfurt Motor Show, previewing a prototype of its first product, the Hemera.

This is what all the fuss was about leading up to the Frankfurt show, and the subject of that controversial pugilistic video we showed you last week. It's the 345 bhp 3.5-litre V6 Supercharged Exige S.

The new Fisker Surf is the world’s first electric luxury/sports automobile for an active and eco-friendly lifestyle. Building on the success of the ground-breaking Karma Electric Vehicle, the Surf offers additional flexibility and load-carrying capability, along with a spirited new attitude all of its own.

Ford have chosen Frankfurt as the venue to showcase its forthcoming ST performance models, with the surprise reveal of an exciting new Fiesta ST Concept alongside the production debut of the all-new Focus ST.

Following on from the reveal of the Concept Universe earlier in the year, the Frankfurt Motorshow marks the debut of an evolution to the Concept Universe now called 'Concept You' - and gives another insight into the future design and technology of Volvo's Cars. Both concept cars are being used as design studies to obtain input from the global car buying public to find the ultimate design of the next large saloon from Volvo.

Toyota continue the tease with its Ft-86 II Concept, but they've thoughtfully chosen to re-paint the show-car to help us distinguish between each motor show. First it was red, then black and now a burnt orange - answers on a postcard for what the concept will be wearing at the next show..