Ferrari 575M Maranello, the All-New Maybach, Porsche's Eagerly-Awaited Cayenne; Complete Geneva Motor Show Wrap-Up,

DETROIT, March 11 -- Didn't make it to Geneva in time for all the previews at this year's motor show? No problem for those who point their browsers at TheCarConnection.com . TCC has the complete round-up on this year's Geneva Motor Show, including the Ferrari 575M Maranello, DaimlerChrysler's $300,000 Maybach, and Porsche's controversial Cayenne.

There were plenty of new ultra-luxury cars on display in Geneva, but is there a market for so many top-line cars? TCC takes a look at the luxury car wars and asks whether this is a case of sound business strategy or simply a bunch of big egos at work.

Then go behind the scenes at Jaguar's F1 program. With legendary Niki Lauda in charge and top driver Eddie Irvine in the lead, Jaguar thought it had a winning formula, but things aren't working out as expected and the British automaker may have found a formula for failure. And racing fans won't want to miss TCC's weekly motor sports round-up.

Will the 2004 Ford CrossTrainer break new ground? You decide. The crossover is Caught in the Web by TheCarConnection's spy photographers.

This week's reviews include the flexible Mazda MPV, Nissan's rugged Frontier SC, Chevrolet Corvette Convertible, and the last of a dying breed, the Pontiac Trans Am SS.

In business news, TheCarConnection has the complete story on this year's Society of Automotive Engineers convention. Has this annual event finally run out of steam? And what were the hottest new technologies to emerge from this year's convention?

Then see why small cars may be ready to stage a comeback. That's the topic of this week's WJR Automotive Report.

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