Steve Davies

Yesterday, Jayne Jones of the Morgan Motor Company confirmed the launch of a new Morgan 3-Wheeler at next year’s Geneva Show.

She went on to say that the maker of fine British sports cars, whose business was founded on the design and production of 3-wheeled vehicles, anticipates the price tag to be “under £30,000″. Enthusiast and potential customers do not have long to wait for more information as she added that details of the car’s design and power plant would be revealed in November 2010. We can't wait.

Lotus surprised attendees at the Paris show today by unveiling not one, but five new models, rather overshadowing the Lotus Evora S and Evora Auto which also made their debut at the show. Four out of the five cars are completely new models (Elite, Elan, Esprit and Eterne) whilst Lotus also displayed a redesigned Elise, due to reach production in 2015. By then the Lotus Brand will be unrecognisable from today, with prices substantially higher and very different customer profile.

To mark its 75th anniversary, Jaguar has unveiled the C-X75 Concept, a sports coupe showcasing a new design direction for the brand, along with an electric/gas turbine power source generating 769 bhp.

Well, here it is. Over the past few days more and more leaks have sprung from the Lamborghini embargo pump, so to avoid any further loss of thunder the release has been brought forward to... now.

Not everyone can travel to Paris to watch all those shiny new cars being launched, so to save you the trip we've put together a simple web page to present 3 of the LIVE webcasts from the show, which kicks off tomorrow.

It was bound to happen, whilst Lamborghini have tried to 'slowly' tease the world with close-up images of their new concept the details of their 'secret' were leaked to French website Blog Automobile.

BMW Group has received a major order from Swedish automobile manufacturer Saab to provide petrol engines for a new range of production models. The contract for delivery of the engines from 2012 was signed on Wednesday by Ian Robertson, BMW AG Sales and Marketing Director, and the CEO of Saab Automobile, Jan Åke Jonsson, in Trollhättan in Sweden.

It's becoming all the rage these days, Fiat recently got together with Faithless for their Punto Evo campaign, spawning a 'Feelin Good' special edition. Aston Martin being the coolest of automotive brands chose... Swizz Beatz for their 'music edition' special. Erm, Swizz who?