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Here are some new spy photos of the Lamborghini Jota, successor of the Lamborghini Murcielago, coming in 2010.

For a start that name will change, possibly to Jota but that’s not confirmed. We know the all-new car will ditch the LP640’s steel chassis in favour of a carbonfibre tub with front and rear steel subframes.

That carbonfibre construction should help cut weight, while the new car will grow in size. Check out the front and rear wheels, which are barely able to squeeze under the Murcielago’s existing bodywork – today’s car wears paltry 18-inch rear rims.

The bigger rubber, combined with a sophisticated electronics system (replacing the LP640’s rudimentary set-up) will help keep the 700bhp V12 in check. Expect a 6.0-litre displacement for the all-new powerplant.

[Source: Car Magazine]

In less than two weeks time after the vehicle’s official brochure was leaked a new set of photos that appear to have been shot with a camera phone made their way into the web. On the outside, the Japanese firm has managed to create a pretty uncreative design, you won’t find anything spectacular there. The interior however is another story as it has been completely revised featuring a more contemporary design.

Tech details are thin on the ground, but the Japanese-market brochure makes word of the RX350 and the RX450h meaning that the latter may get a more powerful V6-hybrid drivetrain than the current RX400h. - see more pictures after the break -

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After a waiting, rumours and spy photos, Nissan finally provided an official glimpse of the new 370Z. Unfortunately, the only images released were a few computer-generated stills.
You’ll be happy to know we can provide you with the first real live photos of the Nissan 370Z, captured at an undisclosed event ahead of its reveal at the LA Motor Show later this month.

The new head and taillight designs could be argued about, but the new 3.7-liter V6 – rumoured to produce around 330 hp – can’t be argued with.

Porsche’s new turbo supercar has been caught testing at Germany’s Nurburgring race track. You’ll notice the spectacularly glowing brake discs, indicating this 911 is being driven hard.

Porsche knows they have a good product, so every new or facelifted version of the 45-year-old 911 platform looks almost just like the last but usually slightly better. In this case, Porsche has fitted new headlights and redesigned the front bumper, while adding new tail-lights.

[Source: Drive]

Just like the new 7-series, the next 6-series is a gently reheated evolution of the first-generation styling philosophy. There will be no rabbit hatch bootlid, no crying-eyes headlamps, no jaw-dropping bumpers. To fix the slightly odd proportions, BMW designers will shorten the overhangs and extend the wheelbase by 80mm.
The nose will be shortened by 40mm and the roofline will be lowered slightly. The overall effect will – on the finished production car – produce a sportier and more aggressive stance.

[Source: Car Magazine]

Bugatti plans a sinister, exposed carbonfibre version of its Grand Sport roadster. The €1.4 million, 253mph Grand Sport, was presented at an exclusive customer premiere in Cannes, where the Sang Noir carbonfibre special edition was twice represented.

A customer car, identified by its unpainted carbonfibre spine, piano black panels and tangerine interior, was present. Bugatti was clearly using it to tempt customers with a Sang Noir roadster, and it also showed a model of the carbonfibre roadster (pictured).

Just 15 Sang Noir coupés (the name is French for ‘black blood’) will be made, but expect a similar number of roadsters to follow the 987bhp Grand Sport, which will be available to customers in April 2009.

[Adapted from: Car Magazine]

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The British car firm is getting ready to redefine the supercar class with the new P11. This is McLaren’s new baby supercar, transferring the excitement of the legendary original F1 road model into a smaller and less expensive package.

The car is due on sale in 2010, aiming for Ferrari’s F430 and the Lamborghini Gallardo with a price tag of between £150,000 and £200,000.

It’s not a joint venture,  the car is the work of engineers at the Formula One team’s factory in Woking. The P11 will weigh around 1,250kg  and a mid-mounted 6.2-litre V8 sourced from F1 engine supplier Mercedes will produce at least 500bhp.

[Source: AutoExpress]

Here we have some of the clearest shots of Porsche’s new four-door super sedan. The car was spotted in San Francisco, with hardly any camouflage.
It’s most definitely the Panamera, compare it to the sketch (also in the Porsche gallery) and you’ll see the very close resemblance.

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Lately, spy shots of the 2010 ‘Stang’ have been relatively easy to acquire as Ford appears to have be driving prototypes around Detroit.
We now bring you pictures of the GT model, recently snapped in a parking lot. The shy shots give a nice impression of the new front end, inspired by the Giuigiaro Mustang Concept.

Gallery: 2010 Ford Mustang GT

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