You can always rely on the mix of Geneva and the Italian coachbuilders to create some interesting show cars, and this year Bertone has well and truly stepped up to the mark.
This is the 'Nuccio' concept, built to celebrate the Carrozzeria's centenary and named for the Bertone founder's second son, Giuseppe 'Nuccio' Bertone.
The show car is the work of Mike Robinson and is a homage to the wedge-ariffic Lancia Stratos Zero from 1970.
Behind the cabin is reported to be a 4.3-litre V8 making 490hp. That's a figure that matches that of the new Ferrari California Handling Speciale, which gives us a pretty strong idea whence the motive power comes...
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