(2 Mar 2004)
1. Exterior, venue
2. Pan down to entrance
3. Car show sign
4. Wide pan, car show
5. Models next to car
6. Wide shot, show
7. Various, Range Stormer car
8. Pan to Peugeot 307
9. Mid shot, Peugeot 307
10. Various, Honda sports car
11. Tony Gott, CEO of Rolls Royce introducing centenary car
12. Cutaway, photographers
13. Gott introducing car
14. Various, models unveiling new Rolls Royce
15. Pan from photographers to new Rolls Royce
16. Various, new Rolls Royce
STORYLINE:
The world got its first glimpse of new automobile innovations at the 74th Geneva Motor Show on Tuesday.
The show is open to the public from March 4-14.
Switzerland has no automobile industry of its own, which means that all manufacturers are on an equal footing at the show.
More than 700,000 visitors are expected to attend this year's event.
Next year the Geneva Motor Show will celebrate its centenary and its 75th anniversary as an international show.
This year, it features more than 50 world premieres.
One of the most prominent is a new experimental Rolls Royce.
The new model is called the 100EX and has been designed to commemorate the company's 100th anniversary on May 4.
The car, which was introduced in Geneva by Rolls Royce CEO Tony Gott, will appear at various events throughout 2004 to help mark the centenary.
But the company, owned by German car giant BMW, does not currently plan to produce the 100EX as a series model.
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