This list relates to the UK so our American friends may have to wait a while longer for some models.
Maserati Quattroporte - this four door saloon will be the first in a new model onslaught from Maserati.
Maserati GranCabrio MC - high performance version of the GranCabrio
Porsche Cayman - lighter, faster, more powerful version of the Boxster's tin top sibling
Audi S3 - a £30,000 and 0-60 in 5.1 seconds price puts the new S3 firmly in M135i territory
Audi RS6 - massively powerful version of the A6 Avant will be available in 2013 after a 3 years absence
Audi R8 - revised R8 is lighter and faster, but not as powerful as the RS6
Alfa Romeo 4C - will the beautiful new coupe from Alfa represent a new beginning?
Porsche 911 Turbo - it's in development. Porsche haven't said much. We got exclusive spy shots
Porsche 911 GT3 - the GT3 Cup has been announced. Expect a road going version soon
BMW 4 series - a renamed and revised 3 series coupe and convertible
Jaguar F-Type - expectations cannot be higher for this car. If it's good will sell by the truckload
Jaguar XFR-S - 550bhp Jaguar saloon. Utterly fantastic. The XFR is good, this should be better
Peugeot RCZ Coupe - revised coupe from Peugeot. Expect used value to plummet shortly after purchase
Peugeot 208 GTi - much is spoken by Peugeot of this being a true successor to the 205 GTi
Renault Clio - will a Williams Clio follow? We hope so
Seat Ibiza Cupra - 180bhp warm hatch with a 1.4 engine from Seat
McLaren P1 - 0-60 in 3 seconds. Costs £800,000. Expect acres of coverage when this is launched
Ferrari F12 Berlinetta - 599 replacement looks achingly beautiful
Vauxhall ADAM - is this enough to stop GM buckling under the weight of all their debt?
Vauxhall Cascada - a more niche car than the ADAM. Looks stunning
Golf GTi MkVII - not as fast as the S3, faster than Ibiza Cupra. Clever VW Group
Range Rover - big new update for the Rangey. Expect a road test here soon
Aston Martin Vanquish - faster and better looking than the DBS.
