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Celebrating the wild and weird cars of the Geneva motor show
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The 2019 Geneva International Motor Show showcased extravagant automotive customisations, notably by Mansory, known for its high-end modifications. Featured vehicles included a €4.1 million Bugatti Chiron and a luxurious Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Additionally, the event highlighted unique creations like the Ruf CTR Anniversary, a modern take on the classic Porsche, and the limited-edition Lancia Stratos. Other notable mentions included innovative concepts such as a flying car and electric vehicles designed for urban transport, reflecting a diverse automotive landscape.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Mazda, Bugatti, Rolls-Royce, Lamborghini, Ruf, Ferrari, Lancia, Mercedes, Hispano Suiza, e.GO, PAL-V, CFG Style
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Celebrating the wild and weird cars of the Geneva motor show
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