Now what is the point of two models standing in front of the Reventón Roadster? I m guessing they are there to guard it, because I don’t think anyone can make it more appealing that it already is.

The first thing about the Reventón roadster is its paint job; it makes me wonder how many coats of molten pearl went into its making. The next thing is the sharpness, it is sharper than the Reventón coupe, and that is Countach territory.

Then the front head light or should I saw cockpit light (This thing will play a rocket better than playing a car) is so subtle and complex at the same time, I haven’t seen anything like that, its design is more exclusive than the car.

Once it is out of the expo, it’s unlikely that we will see one, since only 20 will be made. The Reventón costs roughly 2 million US dollars, but wait a second; do you know how much a limited edition watch from Vacherin Constantin costs? A cool 1.5 million, now what would you have? A time piece or a time bomb?

Just before its Official launch at the Frankfurt Motor show, pictures of the Reventón Spyder surfaces the interweb. Only 20 spyders will be made, which makes it more exclusive than the coupe version, of which only 40 were made. It is expected to cost around 1.2million Euros, which is insanely expensive for something which in essence is a Murciélago.

Reventón spyder will have the same engine as the coupe, the 6.5L V12 from the LP640. Though it might be Murciélago on papers, the armor it wears makes it look more feisty than the decepticons from Transformers.

Dropping the top doesn’t always make a car look better, for example the Aston Martin coupe is much prettier than the Volante and the recent R8 spider looks like a TT with its top chopped off. However the Reventón Spyder kill it with its looks.

Felix Guzman would have been alive he would have feared this more than the Reventón Bull which killed him.

According to a report by AutoExpress, this is the mighty replacement for the Lambo’s bigger bull Murciélago. It looks pretty as hell (well it’s a Lambo), but there is not much new design going into this. The front reminds us of the Gallardo and the Reventón and the rear reminds us of the Estoque. The front head light LED cluster resembles that of a 458 Italia, but it’s not terrible if you look like George Clooney.

This new Lambo will be powered up more than the Murciélago at 700bhp which will be put down by all 4 wheels. It will have a 6 litre v12 engine and this is the first Lambo ever to have stop-start and energy regeneration technologies.

Even Lamborghini is growing up, gone are the days of Countach and Miura!

Volkswagen Bluesport

A car with a VW badge on it doesn’t say sporty but this speedy roadster just might. The car rather looks interesting (unlike all VWs). This one leans more towards being fuel efficient, it gets 42 mpg. Not a big surprise since it has underneath its hood a turbo-charged diesel.

Audi Sportback

It is called a sportback since it is has a hatched back instead of a boot. It is rumored to the carbon-copy of the much anticipated A7. The design is a bit simple and easy to follow for a concept. It is pushed by a 3L turbo diesel engine with produces 225 hp. It will have all wheel drive and 7-speed automatic transmission. One to look out for.

Scion iQ

The coolest car of the lot. Scion iQ is a pimped out version of Toyota iQ. It can even been called a super car, since it looks this it came straight from a 10year old’s sketch board. It has a killer bumper, knife edge spoiler, big foot alloys, grinning grills and electronic dashboard with LCDs all in a car smaller than the mini. They might as well named the iQ micro. If this hits the road, the world of Need For Speed will no more be Under Ground!

Rolls Royce 200EX

It’s a new Rolls Royce and that’s all it needs to do be on the list. The 200EX is the baby Phantom and at this point we don’t know if it is going to be any good but as the saying goes “Like Father Like Son” we believe that it is going to be absolutely Royal!

Chevrolet Stingray

This is a concept car and a movie star. the Stingray was designed for Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen, and since it looks so good, who knows the next corvette might be as mad as the autobot. Personally I feel they should bring back the design of the original 1966 stingray.

Lamborghini Estoque

Just listen to yourself pronounce “Estoque” you will feel the heart and soul of Italian Exotica. It is not just in the name, the design is so perfect; a four-door Lamborghini couldn’t look more Lamboish than the Estoque. the indicator lights on the front head light cluster lights up in blood red! We leave you with that.

Koenigsegg Quant

The Swedish tongue twister has gone solar with this one. The whole body panel is coated in photovoltaic film, letting it travel 300 miles on a 20-minute charge. It looks as concealed as a submarine with is incognito windscreen.

Mini Coupe Concept

Mini Coupe Concept is the most likable and the most likely candidate in our list to make its way to production. It will be on display at the Frankfurt Motor Show this month. It is likely to hit the showrooms in 2011. This design is off the beaten track for Mini which is the concept of concept cars.

Cadillac Converge

The Converge is rather small to be a Cadillac but it’s got the Bling working for it. This could be GM’s electric future and it does look bright. The front profile is match with the big shinny grill and diamond studded like head lights. The alloys are huge and artistic.

Volvo S60

A preview of the 2010 model, this concept is an elegant retake on Volvo’s practical style. The hood, fenders, and doors are what drivers expect in an executive sedan. But its angular intakes and headlights, surprising windshield shape, and glass console give this machine a touch of class.

Chennai has its own Murciélago!!!