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We’re at the Frankfurt motor show – the world’s biggest car exhibition – to bring you the hottest stories as they break.

The Frankfurt show’s so big they only hold it every two years, and it’s always guaranteed to be dripping with cars.

This year there are almost 200 exhibitors and well over a thousand cars at the Frankfurt Messe.

Whether you want to know about the latest supercars – including the Porsche 911 GT2, Lamborghini Reventon and Ferrari F430 Scuderia or something more ordinary (though we’d hardly call the gorgeous new Jaguar XF that) there’s something for everyone.

Keep coming back through the day and we'll keep you updated with the latest stories.

12/09/2007 14:45 Frankfurt show: a prickly solution

12/09/2007 14:30 Frankfurt show: jungle Panda

12/09/2007 12:30 Frankfurt show: ProCee'd to production

12/09/2007 12:00 Frankfurt show: Kee to Kia's future

12/09/2007 09:00 Frankfurt show: the video

12/09/2007 09:00 Frankfurt show: uncovered

12/09/2007 08:40 Frankfurt show: musings on the Laguna

12/09/2007 08:30 Frankfurt show: Laguna coupe

11/09/2007 17:45 Frankfurt show: Landie thinks of Detroit

11/09/2007 17:30 Frankfurt show: an F430, but even better

11/09/2007 17:00 Frankfurt show: Toyota's small iQ

11/09/2007 13:40 Frankfurt show: C5 Airscape

11/09/2007 13:00 Frankfurt show: Volvo's eco-warriors

11/09/2007 13:00 Frankfurt show: the Honda Accord Tourer

11/09/2007 12:15 Frankfurt show: Freelander hybrid

11/09/2007 12:03 Frankfurt show: Seat's eco offering

11/09/2007 08:55 Frankfurt show: green in the Flextreme

11/09/2007 08:48 Frankfurt show: The best party so far

11/09/2007 08:30 Frankfurt show: S-class of the future

11/09/2007 08:25 Frankfurt show: impressions of the X6

11/09/2007 08:00 Frankfurt show: the BMW X6

11/09/2007 08:00 Frankfurt show: The facelifted Focus

11/09/2007 00:01 Frankfurt show: Lambo's jet fighter

10/09/2007 21:00 Frankfurt show: VW reinvents the VW

10/09/2007 19:00 Frankfurt show: Flextremely green

10/09/2007 12:00 Frankfurt show: Brabus Bullit

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