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The third-generation 2019 Volkswagen Touareg was revealed earlier this week, so we thought we'd look back on how far it has come over its 15-year history. Let us know which is your favourite in the comments below. Volkswagen's first iteration of the Touareg launched globally in 2002, offering a luxurious interior combined with proper off-road ability. In terms of design, the first Touareg looked very much like an oversized Golf, but that's no bad thing, either.

Geneva may be one of the world's biggest and most anticipated motor shows, but it isn't just about normal production cars and concepts. The world's most eccentric tuners and boutique brands use the annual show to display their latest creations. Money, power and outlandishness are no object. And in many cases, neither is taste... Catch a selection of tuned cars below, and get more Geneva motor show coverage right here.

The Ferrari 488 GTB may have been the star of the show at its Australian unveiling this week, but we couldn’t help but appreciate the five decades of pedigree parked on the lawns of the Inglis Newmarket Stables in Randwick in the lead up to the new model.

This year's North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit was host to a great selection of American, Europeans, Japanese and Korean brands. We saw the new Ford Mondeo, Nissan Pathfinder, Hyundai Veloster Turbo, Lexus LF-LC, Honda NSX and so on. In case you want to see what the show was all about, we've put together a 150+ picture gallery of the stands and cars as we made our way through day one of NAIAS.

Following a leak from the press conference yesterday, Porsche has released the first official details and stunning images of its Porsche 911 GT2 Rs - the fastest and most powerful street-legal Porsche in the history of the company. Due to make its official public debut at the Moscow auto show on August 25, the Porsche 911 GT2 RS will become the absolute pinnacle of the Porsche stable - eclipsing the Porsche GT3 RS and even the iconic Porsche Carrera GT.