Paris Motor Show 2012: Your Top 10 cars

We’ve covered just about every inch of the <a href="/paris-motor-show/">Paris Motor Show</a> so you don’t have to. But now the hits are in and you’ve delivered your verdict. Click on for your top 10 favourite cars of the show…

New Range Rovers don’t come along too often, and this new one doesn’t disappoint. Bigger and lighter than ever before, the Range Rover is now so luxurious, it’ll have Bentley running scared.&nbsp;

Mondeo man has a new set of wheels. And he’ll be very pleased if the new Mondeo goes as well as it looks, particularly the handsome new estate. New tech and the 1.0-litre EcoBoost engine sound interesting too.

Renault might upset the purists with its new Clio RS. It’s only available with a turbo engine, five-door body and, most importantly, a dual-clutch gearbox. But once you see it, all concerns evaporate…

All new Golfs look a bit like their predecessors. But our Paris pictures reveal that the Mk7 Golf is brilliantly executed inside and out. You can read all about how it drives from tomorrow afternoon…

One of the few surprises at the show, Suzuki’s S-Cross previews a new crossover that rivals the Nissan Qashqai. A much sportier look and more interesting design than the smaller SX4 look good for the future.

The mighty McLaren P1 promises to be one of the fastest road cars to drive round a racetrack when it arrives in late 2013. This design study is 95 per cent how the finished car will look.&nbsp;

New engines, new voice-controlled technology and a new look mark out the facelifted Ford Fiesta. The 1.0-litre EcoBoost model promises power and economy, and we can’t wait for the Fiesta ST, either.

It’s a concept in name, but this is the next Volkswagen Golf GTI, complete with 217bhp 2.0-litre turbo engine. A new performance pack bumps this to 227bhp, and also adds a very clever front differential.

The five-door version of the all-new A3 is your runner up. It’s 58mm longer, giving it a bigger boot and more rear passenger room than its predecessor. Two more doors adds £620 to the three-door A3’s price.

No surprises that the brilliant new Jaguar F-Type is your number one. Mixing luxury with style, in the metal the F-Type promises plenty, but won’t find out how it performs until next spring…