Geneva Motor Show
Two-tone Rolls Royce Ghost bespoke models

Rolls Royce the leading automobile company is not yet out of the surprising league at the Geneva Motor Show. Apart from launching the Phantom Series II, the luxury automaker has turned the spotlight on an “exclusive on-stand guest lounge”. And flagging off the initiative is a two-tone Rolls-Royce Ghost, the first bespoke option for the year, with a two-tone Phantom model. The car on display sports an Infinity Black finish with a Cassiopeia Silver upper two-tone.

The car features Seashell headlining and black leather frames black stained ash veneer, with carefully crafted steel pinstripes. On the inside, you can see lambswool floor mats.The second dual-tonned offering has been made for a Middle East client. This car comes in a Baynunah Brown, with Arizona Sun bonnet, window surrounds, roof and luggage compartment color scheme. And for that added dash of luxury, its features a gold-plated Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament along with a double coach-line in gold finish.’
Bentley V8 collection to debut at Geneva Motor Show

The limited edition Breitling for Bentley GMT ‘V8’ chronograph is making its public debut at the Geneva International Motor Show. Limited to a 250-pieces, the Bentley GMT chronograph will feature a second time-zone display. But that’s not all the tribute in store for the Bentley GMT. You can also check out a new hand-built 1:43 scale limited edition model car created by Bentley Classic Models.

The collection is limited to just 100 pieces, the model has recreated both the interiors and exteriors to perfection, with details such as the gloss black matrix grille, iconic twin ‘figure eight’ exhaust tailpipes and red enamel Bentley winged ‘B’ badges. The brand has put up a range of luxury leather goods as well. These include a unique V8 red badge set in Imperial Blue and Linen, an iPad and iPhone case, card holder with money clip, V8 red pin badge and key ring.
Bentley Continental GTC V8 convertible debuts at the Geneva Motor Show

Soon after Bentley Continental GT and GTC V8 models were unveiled at the North American International Auto Show; it is time to witness Continental GTC V8 convertible’s official public debut at the Geneva Motor Show on 6th of March. The exceptionally environmental friendly models deliver 40 per cent improvement in fuel efficiency and Co2 emissions.

The Continental GTC V8 delivers a 0-60 mph sprint in 4.7 seconds with a maximum speed of 188 mph while the GTC runs a 0-100km/h in 5.0 seconds with a top speed of 187 mph (301 km/h). The Bentley Continental GT and GTC V8’s distinctive sporting style, contemporary interiors, power puffed performance combined with Fuel efficiency exalt the status of the models to a new level.
Most powerful and expensive C-Class

The Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Black Series Coupe from the position of the world’s most powerful C-Class position is the Brabus Bullit Coupe. The car which is all set to make a world debut at the Geneva Motor Show, boasts of 800-hp and is powered by the same V12 powerplant found in the S-Class.
The displacement of the Brabus has been boosted from 5.5L to 6.3L along with a pair of turbochargers. Believe it or not, this mean machine can make up to 1047 lb-ft of torque, but has been electronically limited to just 811 lb-ft.
The powerful beauty on wheels can reach speeds of 62-mph in merely 3.7 seconds, just half a second faster than the C63 AMG Black Series. Commanding an asking price of $594,000, this beauty is not only the fastest C-Class in the world but also the most expensive.
Mansory McLaren MP4-12C

Mansory has recently unveiled the first images and details of their tuning package for the McLaren MP4-12C which will be unveiled tomorrow at the Geneva Motor Show. Thanks to a new performance exhaust, new air intake system and an engine remap, the 3.8-liter twin-turbo unit makes 670 PS 675 Nm (498 lb-ft) of torque. As a result of this and the aerodynamic enhancements, the McLaren is supposedly capable of doing 353 km/h (219 mph).
The exterior receives a body kit by Mansory that widens the dimension of the vehicle by 60mm; it includes replacement parts for the roof, the front and rear aprons, the mirror housings and the fenders. The kit is completed with a set of 20 inch wheels.
Mansory has also worked on the interior. It includes a new airbag sports steering wheel, aluminum pedals and real carbon-fibre elements. The Mansory MP4-12C will be officially launched at the Geneva Motor Show that opens to the media on March 6.
Infiniti “Emerg-e” electric sports car concept

Infinity has recently launched further details of a major new sports car concept set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show.
The Nissan-owned brand revealed February 3 that the model will be called ‘Emerg-E’, promising a low-emission, high-performance and high-technology car, with several firsts and a new design direction for the brand.
A range extender will be used in this concept car called drivetrain, meaning that it will contain an electric motor and a gas-powered generator, as opposed to Nissan’s proven 100 percent battery technology used by cars such as the Leaf.
The first partial photos of the model appear to show a low-slung form, with a two-seater cockpit and a shape which appears to have been at least partially inspired by the Infiniti Essence concept, revealed at Geneva in 2009.
The Essence was designed to celebrate Infiniti’s 20th anniversary, and while there have been no noises from Nissan on whether the Emerg-E will hit production, the trend seems to indicate that Infiniti is working towards a very specific goal. The Geneva Motor Show runs March 8-18 in Geneva, Switzerland.
New Concept Goodwood at Shanghai Motor Show

Mini made an announcement at the Geneva Motor Show about the Motor Show next month. Mini was talking about a new concept they have been working on and they plan to unveil it at Shanghai. They have named the concept Goodwood.
The name Goodwood seems to be homage to the Rolls Royce headquarters at the Goodwood estate. In fact there is a lot of history involved in the Mulliner Park Ward department. It was in 1939 that Park Ward, the coachbuilders, became a wholly owned subsidiary of Rolls Royace/Bentley. H J Mulliner and Company also became a part of the group in 1961.
Mulliner was clubbed with Bentley as its bespoke group. Park Ward’s last creation was the limited-run Rolls-Royce Park Ward extended-wheelbase model. The new concept is sure to incorporate rich historical elements.
Mansory Zapico Customized Bike

Mansory is the German high end luxury car customizer who has won several awards for its extraordinary work. Their latest project does not have four wheels but only two wheels. It is the Mansory Zapico Bike which they have developed in collaboration with Thomas M George who is a renowned bike customizer from Germany.
The Mansory signature is evident in the new bike in the form of carbon fiber which has been used extensively. The Mansory factory is located in Brand, which is a Bavarian town and it has manufactured or modified most of the components for the new bike. The bike is ready for display in its totality and will have its official premiere at the Geneva Motor Show next week.
Zapico is driven by a powerful 124 cubic inch V2 engine which is made by the well known American engine manufacturers S&S. The engine delivers full 160hp and can accelerate the 340kg bike from 0 to 100km/h in just 3.3 seconds. Mansory has a regular workforce of over 80 people and can implement any modification in an automobile as desired by their customers.






