Jeep Compass and Patriot, Mazda Sassou, Lambo Gallardo Spyder and Complete Coverage of the Frankfurt Motor Show, Exclusively on TheCarConnection.com. Also, Spy Shots of the '07 Porsche 911 Targa, First Look at 600-hp Fisker Tramonto Roadster.

DETROIT, Sept. 12 -- The year's biggest car show opens in Frankfurt, Germany, this week, and dozens of new cars, trucks and crossovers will be making their global debut, products like Jeep's twin Compass and Patriot models, the Mazda Sassou, Volvo's C70 coupe and Lamborghini's over-the-top Gallardo Spyder.

Unless you've got your pass in hand for the Frankfurt convention center, let TheCarConnection.com do the leg work at http://www.thecarconnection.com/ . You'll find four exclusive Frankfurt previews, and TCC will be posting live coverage from the show all week, so keep coming back for the latest updates.

Henrik Fisker will be a busy man at this year's auto show. The Aston Martin V8 Vantage he designed will debut in production trim. So will the striking new Latigo coupe and 600-horsepower Tramonto roadster, the first two products from his new, Fisker Coachbuild. Can the California-based company revive the art of the customizer? Check this week's issue for the complete story.

Then get a first look at spy shots of the 2007 Porsche 911 Targa and Turbo models.

Join TheCarConnection.com on a four-country Great Drive, as we wend our way from Zurich, Switzerland, to Merano, Italy in the Range Rover Discovery.

Closer to home, find out how the Ford Fusion held up in its first road test, and see if the Mitsubishi Raider really delivers -- exclusively in this week's TCC Road Tests.

In business news, General Motors is looking for help, and it has its eyes on Asia. Find out what it's got in mind on TheCarConnection.com.

In TCC's new blog, TccConfidential, VW's King Kong experience and more undercurrents from the Frankfurt Show this week.

Let OnSite Mechanic solve your service problems. Find Kelley Blue Book pricing and more -- on the Web's Automotive Authority, TheCarConnection.com.

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