Ferrari is expected to introduce the 599 GTB Fiorano successor at the 2012 International Geneva Motor Show, which will be held in a couple weeks. But, we will not have to wait until then to get a first glimpse of the F620 GT, as it has been dubbed by the motoring media. In eight short days, Ferrari will unveil images and details of the flagship Ferrari to all, and, to build hype for the upcoming event, Ferrari has released a video of a camouflaged version lapping Ferrari’s Fiorano test track. Cloaked in black, the snippet doesn’t provide many details about its form, but it does give us a nice little engine-derived soundtrack.

On the video, it is called the most powerful Ferrari ever. This would corroborate rumors that have the F620 GT producing 700 hp via a 6.2-liter V-12. That power is said to drive the rear wheels through a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.

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Two different tuners took two very different approaches to the Audi R8 5.2 FSI at the 2011 International Geneva Motor Show. The Abt GT S based off the spyder V-10-powered R8 is a reinterpretation of the GT R package for the R8 V-10 Coupe that Abt unveiled last year. The Abt GT S has rear air scoops, an airplane-sized wing, a shimmering red paint, CFRP trim to lower the vehicle’s weight, and, the best part, 620 hp.



The red paint on the Abt GT S might be shimmering, but nothing will attract more attention than the MTM Biturbo package for the Audi R8 V-10 coupe. MTM says it took 700 man-hours to de-paint and polish the car’s aluminum skin to a mirror finish. The car also makes a stout 766 hp, easily surpassing the Abt package.

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Of the three Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG tuner packages showcased at the 2011 International Geneva Motor Show, which presentation do you fancy the most?

The Brabus 700 Bitrubo package for the Mercedes SLS makes more power but looks more tame than the other two offerings.



The Mansory Cormeum package offers a custom carbon fiber body and mid-range power compared to the other three.



The Hamann Hawk adds a unique color, a bit more power, and a large rear wing and fake roof scoop to the SLS.

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The Xenatec Cruiserio Coupe based off the Maybach 57 S will appear at the International Geneva Motor Show next week. The nearly $1,000,000 car that will be on display has been fully customized for an unknown customer.

Follow the jump for the full press release.

If you love carbon fiber and have already picked up the Mansory Linea Vincero based off the Bugatti Veyron (or if your love for carbon fiber is only matched by your lust for gold and you have already purchased the Mansory Linea Vincero d’Oro), then we have the bike for you.

The Mansory bike Zapico was developed in collaboration with bike customizer Thomas M. George. The bike's body work is made from Carbon Fiber Reinfocred Plastic (CFRP) and covered in custom-made carbon fiber and high-quality leather. Carbon fiber is used on the front mask, seat module, frame, front fork, fuel tank, airbox, and even the rims on this custom motorcycle from Mansory. It is powered by a 160-hp 124-cubic-inch V2 engine. The bike weighs 750 pounds and can accelerate to 62 mph in just 3.3 seconds.

Follow the jump for the full press release.

The GTA Spano will make its second public appearance at the 2011 International Geneva Motor Show, after its debut at the Top Marques Monaco show last year.

The GTA Spano is a limited edition vehicle, with only 99 units slated for production. Its body is primarily comprised of Kevlar, carbon fiber, and titanium, giving it a low curb weight of approximately 3,000 pounds. It has a Viper-sourced V-10 engine creating 780 hp and 678 lb-ft of torque longitudinally positioned behind the passenger cabin. GTA quotes a zero-to-60 time of 2.9 seconds and a top speed in excess of 217 mph.

You can view the car in the flesh at the Geneva Motor Show, which is open to the public between March 3–13, 2011.

Read the press release from GTA on our Press Blog.

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Ralph Gilles, the head of Chrysler’s design, has reportedly told reporters at the Detroit Motor Show that he hopes the 2013 Dodge Viper will attract Porsche-philes and Corvette lovers away from their respective brands with its “drop-dead beautiful” styling that was inspired by the look of “a naked woman on the beach.” The last Viper’s styling was very provocative, we would even say sexy. But it wasn’t the car’s styling that drove buyers away. For the next Dodge Viper to truly succeed in its current price bracket, it will need to gain a little fluidity in the way it handles, be less likely to bite back, be more comfortable, and offer appeal that is more widespread.

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Aston Martin’s golf cart premium commuter car is based off the Toyota iQ minicompact—think Smart car. Like the Toyota, the Aston Martin concept may see production over in Europe but not in the United States. The Aston Martin Cygnet, as it is called, will utilize Toyota’s 1.3-liter four-cylinder motor to provide the car with 97 horsepower. The Smart FourTwo has a 70-hp engine.

Aston feels that its Cygnet may fill its normal clientele’s “need for a small car for urban and city use.” The car will be proverbially Aston by its restyled front and rear, which will mimic the design cues of the iconic sportscars (including the hood vents from the V-12 Vantage). The inside will also showcase such premium features as hand-stitched leather, Alcantara, and aluminum. Price will be between two to four times that of the Toyota version of the car, or approximately $45,000 to $75,000.

[via Aston Martin]

Yes, this is a Bentley station wagon, or shooting brake, which in Euro talk makes it sound so much cooler. The car is called the Bentley Continental Flying Star. Interestingly, it was built off a Continental GTC and not a Flying Spur. It was engineered from a company called Touring and comes with permission from Bentley. The car can be built from any Continental GTC or GTC Speed. The car comes equipped with a power tailgate, hand-crafted rear fenders, and folding rear seats. So, do you want one?

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The Porsche 918 Spyder does have a shot at production, despite the car being so outrageous it borders and even steps into unbelievable. Follow the link to read details on the Porsche 918 Spyder concept.