PARIS MOTOR SHOW: 00R Picks His Favorites From France, YOU Pick Yours!

If Paul Revere were alive today, he would have ridden his horse last week dashing through the streets saying "The traditional auto show is coming, the traditional auto is coming!"

If you were to ask any honest auto industry professional, they would admit that the past 12 months -- or possibly longer -- have been dismal times for the auto show. And, rightfully so. Since 2008's oil crisis the auto industry has been hurting, badly. Then the auto show's products were stale and the "show" part was missing.

Not for the 2010 Paris Motor Show though.

If you haven't been following, the past couple of days worth of coverage has been outstanding. Not only have the Agents done a remarkable job following the show, but the automakers brought their "A" game this time around.

Without question, the 2010 Paris Motor Show was owned by Jaguar and Lotus. Lotus unveiled an ungodly amount of vehicles and Jaguar shocked the show with its turbine-powered electric supercar, the C-X75.

And, thanks to 001's handiwork, we have more than 1100 photos of the show! Why even bother going when we've got your back?

Take a look down below to see 00R's favorites of the show.

**What are yours?

Let us know in the comments down below...


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jsell - 10/2/2010 2:32:28 PM

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I don't make very many comments on here, so here goes. I can't believe you have the audactiy to mention Paul Revere with your sub-meaning behind this article. Living in the U.S., I can say for 100% certainty, that is one of the dumbest things I have read here at BMWspies.

Most of the product pictured is not affordable for a majority of citizens. With that said, when you stated auto industry execs were concerned in '08, you can rest assured, that they are far more concerned about the coming 18-24 months. The U.S. dollar is plummeting (see: gold over 1300 oz.) and auto execs definitely are "in" on this information.

China is dumping U.S. $$ at an unheard of rate (see: China buying other currencies).

Our market is on a one-way street to gods knows where (see: Federal Reserve printing money).

My point being, please don't mention people that were fighting for the very CONSTITUTION that our politicians are tearing to shreds, in some sub-meaning for an auto show....IN PARIS no less!!!!!

P.S. That new E-Class is a good looking sedan (ableit $50k).

V-10 NSX

delan - 10/2/2010 8:09:58 PM

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What?

edeus123 - 10/3/2010 3:52:23 AM

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@ Jsell: Look, Mr. Jesell (I say that in respect, and not in sarcasm)I'm just as patriotic as the next guy, but geeze don't you think you took it a "little" too far? And again, I do understand you because a lot of what you have written holds validity to it, but come on lets all have some fun and go off on each other the proper way.

sdcarguy - 10/3/2010 10:26:54 AM

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Ford Focus ST is the most exciting car that we can drive. The Jag C-X75 is the most exciting car that we can't drive.