- click picture for more of the latest M600 spy shots -
Last month, the new Noble M600 was spot during performance tests in Arizona. Now the people of RacersWeb.com are in possession of fresh spy pictures of the car. This time a Porsche Carrera GT was also seen on the track, which is believed to be one of the M600’s benchmark cars.
The M600 is powered by a Volvo-sourced 600 hp twin turbo V8 engine. Arrival time is estimated towards early 2009.
[Source: RacersWeb.com]
- click picture for the Jaguar XJ spy shot images -
Though it doesn’t look much like a Jaguar, underneath this heavy camouflage is the new Jaguar XJ luxury saloon! Unfortunately these exclusive spy shots reveal little of the car’s looks, but it promises to be radically different from the current saloon.
This expectation is further justified by Ian Callum, Jag’s design Director, who has revealed that due to lower-selling volumes than the XF , it can afford to be even bolder with the next XJ’s styling. It’s believed the Big Cat will move towards the Mercedes CLS by taking the shape of a four-door coupe but with trademark Jaguar design elements. The new model is expected to arrive in 2010.
Gallery: Jaguar XJ spy photos
[Source: Auto Express]
- click image for the spy shots of the Porsche Panamera -
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.
Gallery: view all 2010 Porsche Panamera spy photos
- Click picture for the Nissan 370Z gallery -
This is the new Nissan 370Z coupe, as you can see it was caught driving around quite undistinguished. The redesign is clearly visible and looks a bit like a baby GT-R. The 370Z will be replacing the current 350Z. The new 3.7 V6 engine will produce more than 300 bhp, and it has been suggested Nissan has also worked on the weight issue of the current 350Z.
The 370Z is expected to be launched at next month’s Los Angeles motor show, but the GT-R-like side windows and roofline already suggest the new design of Nissan’s sports cars.
[Source: Car Magazine ]