Cars to Think About from the Geneva Motor Show

The 2019 Geneva Motor Show gave u several of the newest exotics that will be offered with incredible power along with some weirdly cool cars.

These models were a bit different from the normal items we see at automotive shows, but that doesn’t stop them from being impressive and interesting for us to discuss. Let’s take a look at some of the cars that you might not have given a second thought, but probably should.

New Oddities from Geneva

Sbarro Renner

This car is one of the most engaging models from this French boutique automaker. This car is a reinterpretation of the Porsche 904 and it has the power from a flat-four cylinder engine that makes it feel like a Subaru when you consider the ride that would be offered. This car has strikingly attractive lines and smooth curves to be a car that you might want to drive.

Lamborghini Centenario Tractor

Did you forget that the Lamborghini name first came to us as a company that built tractors? This new tractor is made to celebrate the 100thbirthday of the late founder of the brand, Ferruccio Lamborghini.There were five of these tractors built to celebrate the occasion to go along with the forty versions of the Centenario racing car that has been created to offer the exciting drive.

Devinci DB 718

If you’re looking for a retro racing style in a car, this is the one that has certainly brought back a look. This car appears to be a 1930s roadster but it comes from a company that’s only two-years-old and is building cars in France. This model is intricate with its independent racing wheels and suspension and offers you the fun you might want to enjoy with an electric powertrain.

Citroen Ami One

The first thing you might think when viewing this little car at the Geneva Motor Show is “what is this thing?” This is a tiny car that reminds us of the fact that the roads in some cities in Europe are small and you need a small car to get around. This car offers an electric motor with a top speed of 28 mph and a range of only 62 miles on a full charge. This could be the urban mobility solution that you enjoy in the future.

Golden Sahara II

Here’s a car that does look like its name. It appears to be a car that should be traveling around in the Sahara desert in the 1950s, from whence it came. Goodyear restored this car and gave it the technology that we would want to have in a long and luxurious coupe on the road. This is a car that certainly makes you think, even if it’s never going to be produced.

Bentley Continental GT

This car stands out at the show because it’s part of the final design offered by Bentley. This beautiful model is one that stands out to be a car that can be fun to drive if produced. While it’s not likely to be built, the Continental GT makes you wonder if the brand is planning to bring back a special edition of this glorious car.

Lamborghini Urus

The Masonry version of the Urus was on display in Geneva to give us the idea of what the tuner brand could do to make the Urus look more fun and offer the style we can admire and enjoy. This version of the new SUV makes you want to have the Masonry team upgrade the one you’ll drive and give you a vehicle that has the performance you can enjoy.

Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen

Masonry added a camouflage paint job to this SU to give it a military look, which is pretty incredible. You mightwant to think about this SUV as the one that will take you out on the trails to give you the chance to enjoy a hunting expedition or a wilderness trail ride to where you want to explore with this off-road SUV.

Mercedes-Benz S-Class Convertible

This car may have looked a bit wacky at the Geneva Motor Show with its odd color, but once you get past the color, you see a convertible that has the elegant styling you’re looking for in an excellent car that you can drive. This model is adorned with a wide body and carbon aerodynamics to give you some of the performance qualities you want.