The 2010 Audi RS 5 made its debut in the Geneva Motor Show showing off an elegant coupe that hints of unbridled power waiting to be discovered. With a 4.8-liter V8 engine that produces 444 horsepower and a torque of 317 lb-ft, the RS 5 has proven to be one powerful performer. The car is also equipped with a seven-speed S tronic and an innovative center differential to deliver power to all four wheels. The former also enhances the RS 5’s efficiency and is made up of two clutches and two subsidiary transmissions.

The 2010 Audi RS 5 boasts of its ability to only consume an average of 10.8 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers. Audi made this possible by optimizing the engine and drive-train to minimize friction and the oil pump to operate only when the car demands for it. The car also has an energy recovery system that helps conserve energy whenever the car coasts or brakes. The seven-speed S tronic also allows the car to operate in a fully automatic mode. A driver can choose among three automatic codes via the standard Audi drive select: auto, comfort or dynamic.

The RS 5 also unveiled its self-locking crown-gear differential for its quattro drive-train which attains a high efficiency ratio by regulating power distribution between the front and rear axle.

The 2010 Citroen Survolt Concept is a perfect blend of mystery, power and elegance. Based on the Citroen Revolte Concept Car that was unveiled in a Frankfurt Motor Show the previous year, the Survolt surpasses all the promises that its predecessor had and exudes an unmistakeable aura of magnificence.

The Survolt’s exterior is made up of chrome and aluminum that provides protection and strength while adding a touch of luxury that will surely make this wondercar stand out. The front of the Survolt holds, at its very center, the distinct badge located just above the oval-shaped grille. The slim, horizontal lamps, on the other hand, will surely hold and captivate a viewer’s gaze. The paintwork of this electric automobile is a perfect combination of charcoal grey and fuchsia. The contrast between the voluptuous bonnet and sculpted flanks, meanwhile, is a paradoxical wonder that adds immense appeal to this already beautiful car. The Survolt’s rear also features traces of the Revolte design, and comes with a spoiler that refers to motor sport. The interior, meanwhile, shows a contrast between the technical aspect behind the design and pleasure that aims to give a driver an unforgettable driving experience.

The 2010 Citroen Survolt Concept is powered by electricity and combines the better of two worlds: sports performance and environmental respect.

The G-Power manufacturing company is renowned for producing impressive cars in limited editions. Their objective is to produce the strongest and fastest BMW in the world while delivering 100% customer satisfaction. The latest masterpiece that the G-Power company has worked on is the 2010 G-Power BMW 760i Storm.

G-Power aims to enhance the performance of the BMW vehicle without compromising the sleek luxury and overall segment of the vehicle. Engineers at G-Power company worked at the heart of the car’s 6.0-liter V12 engine and modified it to deliver an output of an impressive 725 hp and a torque of 1000 Nm. The car was fitted with new exhaust systems and larger valves to help the car cope better with the modifications. The 8-speed transmission was also reinforced and the car’s Engine Control Unit (ECU) was reprogrammed to ensure that everything works harmoniously. With the enhanced performance of the Storm, the car can easily move from 0 to 100 km in 4.2 seconds and 0 to 200 km in 11.9.

The G-Power company also designed an aerodynamics kit for the Storm which improves the supply of cold air to the cooling water and oil coolers thanks to the enlarged inlets and vent holes in the front skirt and bonnet.

When it comes to cars, the German company BMW has been considered as one of the top manufacturers ever since it was first introduced in 1916. From production cars to motorcycles, they have been an expert when it comes to creating new and innovative vehicles to cater to the market. And to add to their outstanding line up of race cars that they have developed through the years, the 2010 BMW Z4 GT3 is set to conquer the racing circuit, more particularly in compliance with GT3 regulations. BMW Motorsport offers drivers and private teams a sports car that is packed with features to withstand even the rigidity of 24 hour endurance races.

The BMW Z4 GT3 is powered by a V8 engine that is capable of producing up to 480bhp. And since Motorsports is on the quest of developing technology for their race cars, you can expect the Z4 GT3 to be packed with technological solutions that only BMW can offer. There is a sequential 6 speed gearbox that takes care of the transmission so that shifting from one gear to another is quicker.

If you’re wondering when the BMW Z4 GT3 will be made available, it is set for release some time in the second quarter of the year 2010.

If there was one word to describe the 2010 Koenigsegg Agera it would be timeless, just by studying it carefully, you may find it somehow hard to imagine that this supercar’s design and shape was a product of Swedish ingenuity over 15 years ago. But don’t let mere appearances fool you as this powerful vehicle is bound to give you a unique driving experience no matter if you’re on the road or on the track.

The Koenigsegg Agera features the best in braking technology as it makes use of an adjustable ABS system giving you reliable brakes regardless of what the road condition may be. The 4.7 V8 engine allows you to enjoy a top speed of 390 km/hr and an impressive acceleration, making this car a strong contender to become one of the best supercars of the time. But that doesn’t mean that it’s not practical as well as its new traction control adapts the car’s functionality to different driving styles and road conditions in a matter of milliseconds.

The Agera, derived from the Greek word ageretos which means ageless, is definitely one of those cars that all car fanatics should look out for, not just for its timelessness, but also for its capacity to seamlessly blend in with the future.