Here are pictures of the all-new Kia Sportage, leaked from a patent filing with the European Registry. Don’t sign the cheque just as yet if you are looking to buy the current Sportage. In line with Kia’s design renaissance, the new model appears significantly more modern than before, sporting Kia’s corporate grille and nice styling touches all-round. The new Sportage will …Read More

The Honda NSX supercar replacement may be shelved for now, but its race car equivalent, the HSV-010 (HSV stands for Honda Sports Velocity), has been approved for competition in the SuperGT’s GT500 category. Honda has been very quiet on the HSV-010, releasing little details. But thanks to one resourceful fan who managed to capture the car on camera and video before sending …Read More

While the design elements are mostly camouflaged, comprehensively we must add, the distinctive profile means that identifying the car as Mercedes-Benz’s SL-Class is not all that hard. But is it an all-new model or a facelift of the current SL? After all, the current SL, produced since 2003, has just been given a major facelift. The previous-generation SL was actually in production from …Read More

The latest to fall victim to our motoring paparazzi is the 2010 BMW 3-Series Coupe. The mid-life facelift seems restricted to just the front and rear ends, which is the usual practice for facelifts at this stage. Prototypes have been repeatedly caught on camera but these are the least camouflaged to date. You can expect to see minimal changes on the restyled …Read More

Perhaps because there are not that many Porsche Cayenne on the roads, it comes as a little surprising that the Porsche SUV is in its seventh and final year of production. The photos shown, above and after the break, are of the next-generation Cayenne. From the thinly-disguised looks, the all-new Cayenne appears to be smaller, and a little nicer, thanks to the restyling …Read More

They say a picture speaks a thousand words. Now, above and after the break, we have two spy shots of the next-generation Suzuki Swift. So by right, according to the saying, you should be able to at least identity the car. But can you? Such is the fear of motoring paparazzi that Suzuki put together their best talent and spent all their time …Read More

Introduced in 2007, Mercedes-Benz C-Class appears due for a mid-life facelift as seen in the spy shot above. With the front end all plastered up, it is only apparent that the coming facelift would concentrate on the nose. However, the camouflage is so well done that we only have our imagination to rely on. Going by track record, Mercedes-Benz prefers subtle facelifts. …Read More

Sure, BMW has been saying on more than one occasion that the new Z4 will have no M version, due to the harsh economic climate. But the photo above clearly shows a sportier Z4 lurking around Nürburgring. The front air intake appears deeper, and the wheels are sportier than the standard, while the lower rear end has obviously been reworked …Read More

Ford Mondeo is not only reaching Malaysian shores. Apparently, Ford wants to bring the European Mondeo into U.S. too. Only Mondeo and BMW 5-Series are shown in the photo, but there actually was a Lexus ES behind the two. Ford appeared to be carrying out consumer surveys: by covering up most of the car except for the lights, Ford can gain valuable …Read More