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Geneva Motor Show 2015 in pictures
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Mercedes-Benz G500 4x4 concept
Perched atop a 30-foot platform outside the entrance to the Geneva Motor Show, this Mercedes is designed specifically for the needs of wealthy customers in the Middle East, including special suspensions and dust-proofing for when you go off-roading in the desert.
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Toyota Aygo
Does this car need to be bolted to a wall? Of course it does. How else could you see inside its new canvas roof?
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Toyota TS040 Hybrid
Winner of the 2014 FIA World Endurance Championship.
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Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer
Aston Martin, where boss and brand merge into one synchronous whole.
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Mercedes-AMG GT3
The Mercedes-Benz press conference kicked off with the deafening roar of this AMG GT3's engine.
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Lexus LF-C2 concept
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Oculus Rift
There were multiple spots around the Geneva show floor where the Oculus Rift was used to simulate the experience of driving (or at least riding) inside the latest cars.
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Ferrari
You could throw one of these tarps over your 30-year-old Lada and it'd still look amazing.
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Lamborghini Aventador Pirelli Edition
Though the new Aventador Supeveloce took pride of place at Lambo's stand, it was this stylish custom edition of the original that grabbed my eye.
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Mercedes-Benz E300 BlueTec Hybrid
Hybrid and electric cars figured prominently across the entire auto show.
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Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS
Custom editions of popular cars were present all around the show floor. Does all this livery really improve the SLS, though?
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Nunzio La Vecchia, nanoflowcell
The prize for best hairstyle of Geneva goes to Nunzio La Vecchia, the chief designer and architect of the ultra-ambitious Quant F electric supercar.
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iPhone 6 Plus
At least one local news outlet opted to record its video coverage in the most mobile way possible: with just an iPhone and a microphone.
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Ford GT40
A legendary car that spawned the latest generations of Ford GT.
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Koenigsegg Agera RS engine
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Audi Q7 e-tron quattro
So proud is Audi of its electric car platform that it's set up a special platform to show it off in its bare form.
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Pininfarina Ferrari Sergio
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Geneva Motor Show floor
In a sea of cars and color, red seemed to be the most popular and prominent hue.
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Ferrari 488 GTB
The thing about cars built for speed is that they're not built for comfort. Getting in and out of Ferrari's new twin-turbo speedster is an awkward, butt-first affair.
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Ford Escort Mexico
In celebration of its Escort history, Ford brought along one of its favorite models. The Escort Mexico stood for its humble and simple good looks.
