Ahead of its debut at the Geneva Motor Show to be held during the first week of March, Ferrari has officially unveiled the new Four concept car. It's Ferrari's first four-wheel-drive model. The new car with the large, spacious rear will replace Ferrari's 612 Scaglietti flagship. The Ferrari has become a family car with this latest addition.

The FF features the automakers first ever four-wheel drive system, which they claim weighs 50 percent less than a conventional four-wheel drive system, maintaining a rear-biased weight distribution (53 percent over the rear axle). The 4RM technology is completely integrated with the FF's electronic dynamic control systems, and delivers performance on all terrains and in all conditions with a continuous predictive torque distribution to all four wheels.

Powering the FF is a 6.3-liter V12 direct injection engine with 651bhp (at 8000 rpm) and 504 lb-ft of torque. That means the 3,946 lb. FF can go from 0 to 62 MPH in 3.7 seconds, with a top speed of 208 MPH.

The car also features the most recent development in carbon-ceramic brakes from Brembo, and is equipped with the latest magnetorheological damping system (SCM3).

Check out this video that Ferrari has put together featuring the new FF. It was compiled from footage of various development drives:

Get ready for the Personal Urban and Mobility and Accessibility vehicle which will be known by the masses as P.U.M.A. General Motors and Segway are teaming up for an enclosed 2 seat vehicle that has the fuel efficiency of 200 mpg. The car will be for urban driving and will be able to reach speeds of 35 mph.

"We're excited about doing more with less," said Jim Norrod, chief executive of Segway, the Bedford, N.H.-based maker of electric scooters. "Less emissions, less dependability on foreign oil and less space."

No word on what Segway and GM are looking at as a price point for the vehicle. Here is a video demonstration of the P.U.M.A.

Ever since the cartoon "The Jetsons" first aired people wondered when the first flying car would launch. It may be sooner than you think. Terrafugia, Inc, held a public launch of their flying car and want to launch the vehicle/aircraft sometime around 2011. They say it will be priced at about $193,000.

“This breakthrough changes the world of personal mobility. Travel now becomes a hassle-free integrated land-air experience. It’s what aviation enthusiasts have been striving for since 1918,” says Carl Dietrich, CEO of Terrafugia.

The flying car can drive at highway speeds and can top out at about 115 MPH through the air. Below is the video of the first flight of the aircraft/motor vehicle.

We finally know what the most awaited American car of the new millennium looks like. Chevrolet, a subsidiary of General Motors, has released the first photos of the Volt which is a highly anticipated hybrid car that will use no gasoline for the first 40 miles the car is driven.

Do you think that the Chevy Volt has the design to save Detroit or did GM strike out?

The New York Auto Show will see the debut of a brand new concept car from Suzuki. The Concept Kizashi 3 is a futuresque looking vehicle that gives car lovers an insight on what the Japeneese company has in store for future offerings. Suzuki is presenting a press conference to debut the new vehicle on Thursday, March 20, at 12:10 p.m.

Suzuki's Kizashi 3 is a upscale sports car and is the last of the Kizashi, which will also be displayed in New York, that debuted in other parts of the world late last year.

Lincoln unveiled today their newest premium utility concept vehicle - the Lincoln MKT. Key features of the spacious new vehicle include a 3.5-liter V-6 EcoBoost engine with turbocharging and direct injection that producers the power and torque of a V-8 engine, with the fuel efficiency of a V-6.

Combined with advanced transmissions, weight reductions, electric power steering, and aerodynamic improvements, the Lincoln MKT shows great promise for Ford Motor Company's vehicle sustainability strategy and appeals to consumers who want to lessen their impact on the environment without sacrificing style or power.

Ford's new EcoBoost engines, like that which is featured in the Lincoln MKT concept car, will reportedly deliver up to 20% better fuel economy on more than half a million Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles each year in North America within the next five years. The EcoBoost engine will first be featured in the Lincoln MKS next year.

As for the Lincoln MKT, Mark Fields, President of The Americas, said. "The Lincoln MKT concept offers the comfort of a luxury sedan, the spaciousness and flexibility of a full-size utility and the performance of a sporty roadster -- executed with new technologies and materials that make it as environmentally friendly as it is elegant."

Ford Motor Company has announced that in 2010 a new model called the Verve will hit American shores. The Ford Verve is already a reality in Europe and Australia. The American version, it will get slightly bigger and offer four doors and not just a two door model that is in production over seas. Ford is a leader in small cars throughout Europe and looks to take that success to America in the near future.

"We're looking at every aspect of what's defined Ford as a small-car leader in Europe and working to build on this expertise in driving dynamics and design across a global family of Ford cars that are as exciting to drive as they are to look at," said Derrick Kuzak, Ford's group vice president, Global Product Development.

"The Verve concept family provides a vision for a new world standard for quality, design and comfort in the small car segment," Kuzak added. "These concepts demonstrate how leveraging our global strengths can yield attractive benefits for our customers in markets around the world."

What made Ford Motor look to become a small car leader again? Sales of small cars have been booming with 23 million units in 2002 to an estimated 38 million worldwide sales predicted in 2012.

Toyota unveiled photos of a new Hybrid truck that will be displayed at the Detroit Auto Show. The new truck will be smaller than a Toyota Rav4 and be similar in style to their rival Honda's Ridgeline.

The Toyota A-BAT will seat four and is 15 in length which is 9 inches shorter than the Toyota Tacoma. No word on what the fuel economy or towing capabilities.

Toyota has not said when they plan to produce the new pickup truck but with its futuresque look it would likely win over buyers who are looking for an environmentally friendly car that has the functionality of a pickup.

Kia showed they have what it takes in terms of design showing off their latest concept KND-4. The KND-4, which made its North American debut yesterday, is a small SUV with boasts a sleek and futuresque look.

"The KND-4 compact SUV is a vital vehicle because it showcases dynamic and sophisticated styling cues that are strongly indicative of future Kia SUV models," said Len Hunt, executive vice president and COO of KMA. "Designed with active and independent consumers in mind, KND-4 demonstrates Kia's ongoing commitment to making vehicles that are both stylish and technologically advanced."