The 2010 Geneva Motor Show is huge this year not just in size but in the number of cars on display that are due to be in our showrooms before the end of the year.  Plenty of them are both affordable and exciting and here are some of them that we believe you will want to drive before the end of 2010.

Nissan Juke

With the Nissan Qashqai proving so popular, it is now the turn of the Juke with Nissan hoping it will shake up the small car sector.  Like the new Mini Countryman, the Juke is small but can seat four adults and comes it an optional 4×4 drivetrain if you need it as well as many other options.

Prices will start at around £16,000 and is set to be realased at the end of 2010.

Audi A1

The Audi A1 holds plenty of appeal with it’s neat design and classy looks and Audi are hoping it will become the biggest selling model in the firm’s history. The most popular choice will be the 1.4 litre TDI model which will boast emissions of less than 100g/km and fuel economy of over 50mpg.

Prices will start from £13,000 and the release date is scheduled for August 2010.

Mini Countryman

The Mini Countryman will offer a unique driving experience and hopefully target groups that require more space and flexibility and it will be the first Mini that you could genuinely consider as a family car. As with the rest of the Mini models, the Countryman will be offered with a wide range of customisation and equipment options on both the exterior and interior including an extra-large Panoramic roof.

Prices will start from £16,000 and the release date is scheduled for Autumn 2010

Skoda Fabia vRS

Skoda has taken it’s time replacing the Fabia vRS which was the only hot diesel supermini and this time they have switched to a petrol version with a 1.4 litre TSI engine which is found in the Polo GTI.  Fuel economy has not suffered either only falling from 44.1mpg to 42.5mpg.  So if you are after a hot supermini how about the new Fabia vRS?

Prices will be under £16,000 and the release date is scheduled for Summer 2010.

Volkswagen Sharan

The new Sharan from Volkswagen is a well thought out, high quality car that will appeal to family buyers.  The cabin is well built and is typical of VW with their clarity and attention to detail which is clearly visible.  There is plenty of space with a very flexible seating arrangement that allows five, six or seven seat layouts and the TDI diesel engines will make it cheap to run too especially with an estimated fuel economy of 52.3mpg.

Prices will start from around £21,000 and the release date is scheduled for Summer 2010.

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