 | A fashion model stood next to a car at the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in Shanghai, April 22, 2005. click to open  |
 | A fashion model stood next to a car at the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in Shanghai, April 22, 2005. click to open |
 | A fashion model stood next to a car at the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in Shanghai, April 22, 2005. click to open |
 | A fashion model stood next to a car at the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in Shanghai, April 22, 2005. click to open |
 | A fashion model stood next to a car at the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in Shanghai, April 22, 2005. click to open |
 | Chinese visitors view a Honda Odyssey car during the opening of the Shanghai auto show, Shanghai April 22, 2005. An escalating price war and rising materials costs are rapidly shaving profit margins for global car makers in China, the industry's promised land as growth stagnates in the developed world. click to open |
 | A Chinese model sits in a new Toyota 'i-unit' concept car during the preview of the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in China, April 21, 2005. General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and other major industry players will be showing their vehicles at the car show which officially opens on Friday. Organizers said they expect 300,000 visitors during the week-long show. click to open |
 | A Chinese model stands behind a new concept car, LA OKEAN, of Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation Group during the preview of the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in Shanghai April 21, 2005. World major industry players will show dozens of vehicles at the trade show, part of Shanghai's push to establish itself as a hub for the world's auto industry. click to open |
 | A model displays a Toyota concept car during the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in Shanghai April 21, 2005. General Motors Corp, Ford Motor Co. and other major industry players will be showing dozens of vehicles at the trade show, part of Shanghai's push to establish itself as a hub for the world's auto industry. Organizers said they expect 300,000 visitors during the week-long show, which is held every two years. click to open |
 | A Chinese model displays a new Lamborghini concept car during the preview of the 2005 Auto Shanghai Exhibition in China, April 21, 2005. General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and other major industry players will be showing their vehicles at the car show which officially opens on Friday. Organisers said they expect 300,000 visitors during the week-long show. click to open |
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