Nissan’s upcoming redesign of its Z car is almost here, and proof positive is this prototype caught cruising around in the vicinity of Germany’s famed Nürburgring and then later seen refueling at a petrol station. Spy photographers also managed to capture the interior which looks very Nissan even from this angle.

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These are the best shots ever taken of the upcoming 2009 Mercedes E-Class. The design of the new E is not hidden under any camouflage and as hard to believe as it is, it seems as if what you see here is what you will get when the new E is launched sometime next year.

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Following the recent 997 Carrera, Carrera4 and Targa facelift releases, the GT3 is the latest Porsche to receive the facelift treatment. Seen in these latest spy shots of four 911 GT3s taken in Spain, two current GT3 models in yellow and black (far right) plus one silver GT3RS are clearly distinguishable. The remaining black GT3 is the facelifted model - distinguished by its new facelift tail lights with black tape and smoothly cladded rear bumper fascia hiding the design lines. Read more

The Audi TT has always been criticized for packing less than convincing horsepower compared to its rivals such as the BMW z4 and Porsche Cayman. Apparently that is about to change as Audi are currently working at a high-performance TT version that will wear the famous RS badge. With an anticipated power output of 365 bhp, the new TT will give serious headaches to its competitors. Read more

Spy shot pictures of the new baby Rolls Royce, codenamed RR4, shows that the new luxury model will feature suicide doors. Understandably, its manufacturers will juggle for semantics and call it “coach doors” instead. The pictures of the shorter-wheelbase Roller give a fair indication of what the car will look like and details of the body, doors, bonnet and door handles are all exposed. Read more

Hardly a week ago did we present renderings of how the up-coming Audi R8 Spyder might look like and now we present to you pictures taken by spy photographers from Carpix showcasing the R8 and it’s non-Spyder form, the test car shows that the only covered area resides behind the rear seats, effectively making it a Targa. Read more

It almost seems as if everyone has agreed that this is a custom built Ferrari testament to the legendary automakers coach-building roots. The fact that its completely undisguised and oblivious to the presence of spy photographers lurking around the streets of Maranello almost seals it as Ferrari is well known for being very secretive about new cars, disguising test cars down to the very last panel. Here’s an article explaining why this car is believed to be a coach built Ferrari: Read more

A reader of the Dutch version of AutoBlog caught this mysterious Ferrari testing outside the Italian automakers facility in Maranello. No one really knows what it is yet but its obviously based on the F430 and the lack of camouflage suggests that its production ready. Read more

BMW has aggressively been expanding their line up these past few years. It’s not easy identifying a new niche in a old market but they successfully did so with their X6 and now this, the Progressive Activity Sedan (PAS), though its clear that the inspiration came from the success of the Mercedes CLS. Details about the concept have been relatively scarce but the wait will soon be over as the car is set to make its world debut at next year’s Frankfurt Motor Show in September. Read more

The guys at Fast Lane Daily caught the 2009 Mercedes Benz SL65 AMG Black Series hanging out with the next generation Pagani Zonda in the mountainous regions of Colorado, USA. Both cars were apparently undergoing high-altitude testing. So why would you have two supercars who are rivals at their own game testing together? Read more