Your top 10 cars at Geneva - Pictures

The most popular debut is the new Audi A3, which promises sharp styling and a host of gadgets.

The Bentley EXP 9 F divided opinion at the show - the Bentley 4x4 is †he second most-read story this wek.

The Invitation concept previews the next-generation Note. It will be built at Nissan's UK plant in Sunderland.

Not only is the new V40 a good-looking car but it's also said to haves "class-leading driving dynamics". It goes on sale in July.

Plug-in diesel hybrid Cross Coupe will rival the Range Rover Evoque if it makes production.

The new A-Class is lower, sportier and more luxurious –  it's also the first Mercedes that's available with a 99g/km engine.

The new Boxster is lighter and more powerful than its predecessor – it's 12 seconds faster around the Nurburgring than the old Boxster.

The new Kia Cee'd range promises improved handling and a better quality cabin. The SW estate version made its debut at Geneva.

Jaguar has finally unveiled an estate version of the XF, complete with self-levelling rear suspension and blacked-out D-pillars.

Land Rover is still calling the Evoque Caonvertible a concept car, but in reality it could be on the road as early as next year.