My pictures from Geneva 2010
I won't do a extensive write-up since Turbolite and Kreso amongst others have covered the show in great detail, so I'll show you some of the pictures I took instead. Please forgive the sometimes crappy iPhone qualiity.
Two things though, as Turbolite said green was the big thing at the show, with Ferrari showing a green hybrid car. But BMW was probably the "worst" offender, with only one M car on display, a M3 literally hidden in the back. And no X5/6M or Z4 35is
The star of the show for me was the 918 Spyder, which I got to take a good look at after a nice lunch at Porsche courtesy of Eric and Marc (thank you guys
). The 918 looked fantastic, much better than the CGT, and I hope they build it
Anyway, on to the pics..
The sunset on approach to Geneva:
The Ferrari 458:
The Lamborghini LP570-4 Superleggera (yes the show was pretty packed on Sunday, but don't worry I went back on Tuesday as well, so more of the Lambo later):
The (disappointing) RS5:
The very nice R8 Spyder, not my color choice though:
The fantastic Paganis:
As mentioned, it was pretty packed on Sunday:
The Aston Rapide, nice looking car, but weird color:
The facelifed 3-coupe with M-styling:
Eric (Gnil) trying on the SLS for size. Nice looking car, but as you can see, not much headroom for us tall guys:
Now THAT'S what I call a racing seat, the whole car moves hydraulically:
911 Turbo in dazzling (to the iPhone at least) black:
The GT3 RS engine:
The new paddle steering wheel, here in the Turbo S:
The Panamera in the best color and with best wheels IMO, the more I see this car, the more I like it:
And the star of the show, the fantastic 918 Spyder:
As promised, some Lambo pics:
And for good measure, and to show that Switzerland is more than car shows, a few more from my trip.
The dramatic valley in Lauterbrunnen, you don't see this in Iowa or Kansas:
The famous north wall of Eiger (3970 m ASL) from Kleine Scheidegg:
And finally, the view towards Wetterhorn (3692 m ASL) from Kleine Scheidegg:
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10 PRINT "997.2 Carrera S rules"
20 GOTO 10
30 RUN
So, does anyone know where the images from the rear view cameras on the doors are displayed 
There doesn't seem to be much room in the cockpit.
