The best cars and Concepts from the Geneva Motor show?

Ferrari LaFerrari, 950 brake horsepower, 0-124 miles per hour quicker than a bugatti veyron and CO2 emissions halved in comparison to the Enzo, the only thing about it, it's £1,000.000. 

The Volkswagen XL1, showing what Volkswagen are really capable of. This car has a two cylinder diesel engine and electric motor, can travel over 300 miles on 10 litres of diesel. This model manages to be completely unique, whilst also keeping Volkswagen DNA, with the excellently finished two seater cabin. 

Renault Captur, Director at Renault has exclaimed that since the new Clio, from now on Renault are a brand new company. This Captur model highlights that sentiment of a brighter future. It moves Renault into a completely brand new segment, whilst also being a great piece of design work. This is exactly what Renault need to attract customers. 

The Toyota FT-86 Open concept, Toyota designed the GT 86 coupe from the very beginning to essentially become a convertible, by allowing space to be left behind the seats. The engine provides an identical drivetrain to the coupe and produces 197 brake horsepower from a 2.0 litre boxer unit up front that sends power to the back wheels. 

Alfa Romeo 4C, this car is virtually identical to the concept that was first shown at the Geneva motor show two years ago. There is a launch edition of this model, with unique colour schemes to choose from going on sale first, which are said to cost around £52,000, whilst the standard models are expected to cost around £5,000 less. This model is powered by a 237 brake horsepower 1.75 litre turbocharged engine, allowing 0-62 miles per hour in just 4.5 seconds and top speeds of 155 miles per hour. 

Vauxhall Adam rocks. This concept previews a convertible version of the Vauxhall Adam model, with a peel back roof to rival the Fiat 500c and the Citroen DS3 cabrio. Vauxhall have said there are many possibilities for spin offs of the Adam model to come in the future. 

Kia Pro_cee'd GT, this model provides an alternative to the established and traditional hot hatches. It looks amazing thanks to the stocked up bodywork and the LED daytime running lights. Power for this model comes from a 201 brake horsepower 1.6 litre turbocharged engine, with firmer suspension and sharper steering.