The new addition to the BMW group is revealing it self under some tough competitive glares at the Frankfurt Motor  Show. The BMW group has been working on to bring some of the greatest machines that they have ever had in recent times. The BMW M6 with its great interior and exterior has created a great design that is appealing. The powerful engine is smart and crisp.

The exclusive design is paired with the great matte finish color. The special engraving is for the limited edition only. In fact a few lucky customers would be there to make way for the new limited pieces. The special floor mats, black or grey or dual toned stitching inside and the Merino full leather interior really makes way for the M6 Competition version. This M6 is all here to make the owner seem special.

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The new Maserati GranCabrio is all set for the Frankfurt debut. It will be well on to sale this year with much fanfare after the release. The car will be a four-seat convertible that will be a soft-top variant of the GranTurismo.

It comes with a grand roof that just opens up in 28 seconds. It is easy to maintain and drive. The investment for this grand car would be $140,000 or about 125,000 Euros.

The house design for this car has been made by the Italian designers, Pininfarina. This company had also styled the GranTurismo as well as the Quattroperto for the Fiat S.p.A. subsidiary. The GranCabrio had also been powered by the kind of hp common with the Maserati line. This is about 440hp with a 4.7 liter V8.

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The next-gen 911 Porsche could be the most alluring target some spy shooters and there are some who have succeeded to catch the Porsche 911 when it was undergoing snow testing in the wee hours.

There are talks the next-generation 911 will be rolled out by the end of 2011, as 2012 version and could set up for a nice debut at Frankfurt Motor Show in 2011.

These all black models look quite similar that we have already seen. It has an unobstructed front end with lower grille and long hood (indeed an awesomely clear shot).

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