Ferrari’s full-house grand tourer, the 599 Fiorano, looks like it’s about to flip its lid. The folks over at UK publication Auto Express have evidently caught a mule that appears to have a false hard top and an ill-fitting rear window, lending credence to the idea that Maranello is readying a drophead version of the range-topping model. From the looks of the panel seams on the roof, Ferrari has fitted this mule with a folding hardtop mechanism that’s likely similar to that employed in the company’s forthcoming California.

According to the folks over at Car Fanatic, you’re looking at an undisguised spy shot of Chevrolet Cruze’s interior. Or, more exactly, judging by the Daewoo logo on the steering wheel boss, you’re looking at the Korean version of the same car, the Nubira.

These new photographs of the Land Rover Range Rover Sport preview and SUV that looks to be a bit more streamlined, but mostly unchanged from the current (attractive) vehicle.  Seen here at the Nürburgring, our spies seem hopeful that Range Rover will be able to pull off increased fuel economy for the Sport, as well as a bit more power. Fingers crossed. Read the shooter’s words below.

Godzilla has arrived. In tidy rows of primary colors—red, white, black, and silver—topped in protective plastics. They’re arranged at a port in Jacksonville, Florida, waiting to be handed over to dealers and delighted new owners who pre-ordered.
 
Nissan’s venerable GT-R debuts here in the U.S. as a 2009 model. The approximately 1500 GT-Rs allotted for the U.S. will continue to arrive throughout the year. Look for Godzilla to be thundering out of dealerships across the country in the coming months. 
 

It looks as if Cadillac is preparing to bring drivers the CTS wagon they never knew that they always wanted, as evidenced by these new spy shots of a sport wagon variant from the lens of Brenda Priddy & Co.