Toggle navigationToday's ShowBlogAnchorsArchivesLive CamsLoginJoin NowToday's ShowMonday September 21, 2015Monday September 21, 20151080p720p480pDownloadTrusted WebsitesTranscriptWelcome to the program everyone and thanks for joining us. My name is Kat Curtis and today's program begins...Read More >>Hide >>Welcome to the program everyone and thanks for joining us. My name is Kat Curtis and today's program begins with The International Auto Show in Frankfurt Germany. From September 17 to the 27, it's considered the LARGEST motor show in the world. Madison Banes joins us now with some of the highlights.Where to begin Kat? Most of the major car manufacturers WAIT until this show to unveil their latest models and coolest concepts.Well, I think we can do away with any Ford Fusion updates or Toyota Camrys, let's get to the GOOD stuff!I knew you'd say that and I've got 5 SPECTACULAR vehicles that will blow everyone's minds!  Welcome to Wheelz everyone, let's start in the "DREAM CAR" department! Lamborghini just unleashed its brand new Huracan Spyder. It's an open-topped version of its entry-level model. "Entry-level" meaning a starting price tag of just 260-thousand dollars! The 610 horsepower V10 engine can launch you from zero to sixty in 3.4 seconds, and has a blazing top speed of 201 miles per hour. It's every bit as sexy as it looks. Now from sexy, to JAW DROPPING! Supercar maker, Bugatti, has brought a fantasy videogame car to life with the Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo! It's wowed car lovers in Frankfurt, but don't expect to see it on the road anytime soon. This thing was made strictly for the track. What's most interesting about the Vision Gran Turismo is that it points the way forward for Bugatti. The luxury company's sold just 450 of its million-dollar-plus Veyron models worldwide. They plan on closing the Veyron chapter and moving onto a new model in the not too distant future.Bugatti isn't the only company giving a glimpse of its future in Frankfurt. Hyundai has unveiled the N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo concept. It's being used to launch Hyundai's exciting new performance division. The Korean manufacturer wants to branch out into the world of performance-oriented road cars, and the 2025 looks like a promising first step.Also drawing raves is the futuristic Porsche Mission E. This one's been dubbed "the Tesla killer". It's all electric with a TON of power, going zero to sixty in under 3.5 seconds. Not only that but it has all-wheel drive, along with all-wheel steering. Unlike Teslas, the Mission E never needs to be plugged in. Owners can charge it simply by driving over conductive tiles. It takes just 15 minutes for the battery to be charged 80-percent, and has a total range of 310 miles. The coolest feature might be the hologram dashboard that's activated simply by LOOKING at it. Pardon me while I go dry myself off! The Mission E is just a concept right now but it's a clear sign that Tesla will soon have some serious competition