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Suzuki has revealed their latest baby – the Suzuki R3 Concept MPV. The latest car R3 Concept MPV is Compact Multi Purpose Vehicle (MPV) designed by Maruti Suzuki India’s Research and Development Department.

The R3 MPV combines compact dimensions with a stylish profiling with its 6-seater feature completely different from any of the existing cars from the Maruti Suzuki family and hitherto unseen at any auto international show. Concept R3 has been conceptualized, designed and built from the scratch by a team of talented Indian designers in India over a short time span of nine months. It represents the next level of skill enhancement of Maruti Suzuki engineers.

More Suzuki R3 Concept MPV photos after the jump.

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The GMC Granite Concept 2010 combines an urban-industrial design aesthetic with excellent functionality aimed at young professionals who want a nice blend of modern style and performance.

The GMC Granite concept takes the brand’s trademark capability in latest, more progressive direction. It was introduced at the 2010 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The Granite Concept is powered by a 1.4-liter turbocharged four cylinder that produces 138 horsepower and 148 pound-feet of torque. In the concept, the engine is paired up with a six-speed automatic transmission. The GMC Granite Concept rides on large 20-inch wheels.

More GMC Granite Concept 2010 photos after the jump.

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After that impressive Ford Taurus, another beautiful vehicle is geared to be one of the main attractions of Ford. This is the new Ford Focus 2011.

This new-generation car made its world debut at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit. It will spearheads Ford’s new generation of global C-cars, based on a common platform that will underpin up to 10 vehicles around the world. Production of the new cars will simultaneously being in Europe and North America in late 2010 for sale in early 2011.

More beautiful shots of Ford Focus 2011 after the jump.

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