2010 Geneva Motor Show video

What's new at the Geneva Motor Show - in just 10 minutes! From Abarth to Volvo, including the Audi A1, the next Ford Focus and the SEAT IB-E concept.

From later this year, Fiat UK will be rating its own dealers on its own website so that potential customers can decide where to buy their car. If their local dealer has four stars, customers may decide to go to the five-star outlet down the road.

Saab's new 9-5 is a distinctive new flagship that signals the dawn of a new era for the Swedish car maker. The car is an embodiment of Saab's new focus, and Simon Padian, Saab Brand Design Chief, says Scandinavian design has never been more sophisticate

Choosing to launch a new luxury brand in a showroom might be seen as taking cost-cutting a step too far. But when that brand is Infiniti, the showroom is an Infiniti Centre and you want journalists to get a feel for the whole experience, it makes sense.

Vauxhall releases teaser video of new Astra

The normally super-secure Millbrook testing facility never normally allows video cameras anywhere near anything sensitive. For the new Astra, however, Millbrook's owners, GM, told the security guards to look the other way....

The Volvo Car Corporation has announced that it has appointed Peter Horbury as new Vice President of Design. He replaces Steve Mattin, who has elected to leave the company.

The Geneva motor show opened its doors yesterday to the world's media without any notable absentees from the roll call of the world's carmakers, in contrast to January's Detroit show when there were several big names missing.

Despite media stories to the contrary, Vauxhall's UK factories at Ellesmere Port and Luton will be safe under a new-look organisation spun off from US giant General Motors.

SEAT's new Exeo not only takes the brand into a new market segment, it also gives SEAT UK new opportunities to raise its brand awareness, according to director Peter Wyhinny.

Any UK Government plans to help the British automotive sector must focus on manufacturing and not retailing, believes Professor Garel Rhys who says it could be 2013 before full recovery is attained.