Hot cars from Geneva 2011..!

(CNNMoney) The Virage is a higher-performance version of the Aston Martin DB9. This car's 6.0-liter V12 engine produces a maximum of 460 horsepower. Its six speed automatic transmission is mounted at the rear axle contributing to a perfect 50-50 weight balance, Aston Martin says.

 This is the final production version of the European Chevrolet Volt. The Ampera wiill go on sale later this year at a cost that's expected to be about $60,000, including taxes. It will be built in Detroit alongside the Volt.

The Panamera S Hybrid uses the same hybrid system as Cayenne Hybrid SUV. Like the Cayenne, the Panamera is capable of coasting long distances at highway speeds with its gasoline engine completely shut off. It can also accelerate up to just over 50 mph on electric power alone. It's expected to cost about $95,000 when it goes on sale in the U.S. later this year.

The Rocketman is an even mini-er Mini. Compared to the rest of the car's body's the Rocketman's doors are extra-large, allowing easy access, but they're double hinged so they can open like a small door in tight parking spaces.

The Three-Wheeler is powered by a 115-horsepower V-Twin motorcycle engine way up front and it has a Mazda 5-speed transmission. It's expected to cost about $40,000. 

The FT-86 marks Toyota move back into the sports car market. This car is powered by a Subaru engine and has a six-speed manual transmission. Subaru is also expected to produce a version of its own. 

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