The best photos from the 2013 Geneva Show (II)

Last week, Highmotor kicked off a small special in which we gathered the best images taken by our special correspondents at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. The event will remain open to the public until March 17, which is why we have wanted to keep showing photographs taken at the event of the decade, a place where prototypes, hybrids and supercars will coexist for more than ten days.

In Geneva, we have been able to see, touch and feel vehicles such as LaFerrari, the McLaren P1 or the Lamborghini Veneno, vehicles that will mark a before and after in the history of the automobile, as already happened with their predecessors.

But the world does not live on supercars alone, since brands such as the legendary Maserati have presented the latest generation of the Quattroporte, an Italian luxury saloon with a naturally aspirated V8 engine of Ferrari origin. Another of the major novelties of the Show has been the arrival of the SEAT León SC, the three-door version of the Spanish compact. This model is coming to compete directly with the Opel Astra OPC, although it will not be able to do so until the Cupra and Cupra R versions are presented.

It may be, although it does not seem so at this moment, that the vehicle with the greatest impact in the Geneva lands has been the new Porsche 911 GT3, and not because it becomes the most powerful 911 but because of the concept and technology applied to a car that can equally tackle the most remote roads of a northern province as well as a racing circuit.