Porsche's new Panamera sedan is unveiled at the Shanghai International Auto Show on its opening day, Monday, April 20, 2009 in Shanghai, China. World automakers were launching 13 new models Monday as they converged on China's commercial capital for the show, a key showcase for the only major growing car market
Dieter Zetsche, Chairman of the Board of Daimler AG, speaks about the new Mercedes-Benz E 300 (L) at Auto Shanghai 2009, China's largest auto show on April 20, 2009.
Visitors to the Mercedes-Benz booth look at the Mercedes-Benz new S-Class 400 HYBRID car which made its world premiere at Auto Shanghai 2009, China's largest auto show on April 20, 2009.
Chinese artist Dadawa (L) performs at a Mercedes-Benz event with the new Mercedes-Benz E 300 (R) at Auto Shanghai 2009, China's largest auto show on April 20, 2009. Carmakers from China and around the world unveiled their latest products at the Shanghai auto show, in a burst of glitz and glamour that contrasted with recent, more sober US exhibitions international marques like Mercedes to up-and-coming domestic carmakers such as Chery, more than 1,500 manufacturers are on show at Auto Shanghai 2009.
Models pose on a customized BMW at the Auto Shanghai 2009, China's largest auto show on April 20, 2009. Carmakers from China and around the world unveiled their latest products at the Shanghai auto show, in a burst of glitz and glamour that contrasted with recent, more sober US exhibitions international marques like Mercedes to up-and-coming domestic carmakers such as Chery, more than 1,500 manufacturers are on show at Auto Shanghai 2009.
Models pose on customized BMW cars at Auto Shanghai 2009, China's largest auto show on April 20, 2009. Carmakers from China and around the world unveiled their latest products at the Shanghai auto show, in a burst of glitz and glamour that contrasted with recent, more sober US exhibitions international marques like Mercedes to up-and-coming domestic carmakers such as Chery, more than 1,500 manufacturers are on show at Auto Shanghai 2009.
A model poses on a customized BMW car at Auto Shanghai 2009, China's largest auto show on April 20, 2009. Carmakers from China and around the world unveiled their latest products at the Shanghai auto show, in a burst of glitz and glamour that contrasted with recent, more sober US exhibitions international marques like Mercedes to up-and-coming domestic carmakers such as Chery, more than 1,500 manufacturers are on show at Auto Shanghai 2009.
Models pose on a customized BMW at Auto Shanghai 2009, China's largest auto show in Shanghai on April 20, 2009. Carmakers from China and around the world unveiled their latest products at the Shanghai auto show, in a burst of glitz and glamour that contrasted with recent, more sober US exhibitions international marques like Mercedes to up-and-coming domestic carmakers such as Chery. More than 1,500 manufacturers are on show at Auto Shanghai 2009
A sales clerk introduces Porsche's new Panamera sedan to visitors at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. Porsche kicked off the show on Sunday night by unveiling the Panamera, the German automaker's first foray into the luxury sedan segment.
Models poses next to Porsche's new Panamera sedan at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. Porsche kicked off the show on Sunday night by unveiling the Panamera, the German automaker's first foray into the luxury sedan segment.
Models pose while a visitor tries out Porsche's new Panamera sedan at the Shanghai International Auto Show onthe press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009.
Models pose next to Porsche's new Panamera sedan at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009.
Workers cleans the floor next to a Audi R8 5.2 quattro on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Visitors inspect an Audi R8 5.2 quattro on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size
Workers polish an Audi TTS on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size.
Visitors looks at a Ferrari California, blue, and a Formula One car reflected in glass at the Shanghai International Auto Show on press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009
A sales clerk stands near an Audi Q7 SUV on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size.
A model poses next to a Chery Riich M1 on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size.
A Smart car hangs on a pillar while visitors tour the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size
Chinese dancers perform near Chang-an automobiles at the Shanghai International Auto Show on press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size
Visitors looks at Audi cars on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size
Visitors looking at a Ferrari California and a Formula One car are reflected in glass at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size.
A Mini Couper car hangs on a platform while visitors tour the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size
A model poses with a child in a tuxedo next to a Porsche's new Panamera sedan at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. Porsche kicked off the show on Sunday night by unveiling the Panamera, the German automaker's first foray into the luxury sedan segment
A model poses next to a Lamborghini Murcielago LP 670-4 SV on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size
Chinese dancers perform next to a Chana E301 concept car on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size
Visitors look around cars on display at the Shanghai International Auto Show on press day in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The Shanghai Auto Show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size
Crowd throng the exhibition area of auto companies at the Shanghai International Auto Show on the public opening day in Shanghai, China, Wednesday, April 22, 2009. The show, once a venue for the West to show off its cars to a country still relying on bicycles, is now a showcase for China's own industry as it overtakes the U.S. in market size.
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