The Ford S-Max, which, of course, we don’t get in the U.S., is getting a few styling changes. New bumpers are in order, as well as air intakes, hood, grille, fog lights, and taillights with LEDs. It looks a bit like Darth Vader's helmet, doesn't it?

Check out the new look in the gallery above, or scroll down for the photographer’s comments.

Last time we saw the Ferrari F450, it was still wearing the F430 garb. Just now, our spy photographer sent us these shots of the F450 in its own skin.

With its 4.5-liter V-8, and a dual-clutch gearbox (borrowed from the California), the F450 should hopefully show up at the Frankfurt show in September, or the L.A. show in early December, although likely only as a concept.

Click through the gallery above to see the Ferrari F450 cruising by in Italy, then scroll down for the shooter’s comments.

Spy Shots: Audi A3 Poses as Volkswagen Golf

Don’t let the badging fool you. The Volkswagen Golf body hides the new Audi A3 prototype underneath.

We don’t really have any other details to offer at this time about the A3, so click through the gallery above to have a look, and scroll down for the photographer’s notes below.

Our spy photographer captured these shots of the Saab 9-5 testing in the Alps. Last time we saw it, it was on three wheels lapping the Nürburgring. It still looks like it should be showing up at the Frankfurt show this September.

Click through the gallery above, or click through for more details and previous shots of the 9-5 here, here, and here.

We caught the successor to the 147, the Alfa Romeo Milano, during winter testing, and once near the Nürburgring, now we have it actually doing some testing on the ‘Ring.

Check it out in the gallery above, or click the links below for more pictures and detailed information.

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The Gumpert Apollo Speed concept showed up at the Geneva show, but these photos of the car testing at the Nürburgring are much more appealing.

It’s twin-turbo V-8 engine pushes this beast to 62 miles per hour in three seconds, and onward to a blinding top speed of 224 miles per hour. Most impressive.

View the Gumpert Apollo Speed at the ‘Ring in the gallery above, or scroll down for the photographer’s comments.

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Our spy photographer caught the 2010 Kia Cee’d showing off it’s new face. Though still wearing some camouflage to hide the details, we can see that the 2010 Cee’d gets new headlights and bumpers, as well as some other minor changes, as our shooter points out. As for the interior and under the hood, we’ll have to wait until the Frankfurt show in September to see if the Cee’d gets any upgrades there.

Click through the gallery above to see what’s new on the Cee’d, or scroll down for the photographer’s own words.

Our spy photographer just sent us these shots of the BMW X1 prototype nearly nude on the Nürburgring. The last time we saw it, it was dressed up in a lot of camouflage, so feast your eyes on this beauty.

Expected to show up at the Frankfurt show in September, the X1 will have four- and six- cylinder gasoline and diesel engines.

Click through the gallery above to see the X1 on the ‘Ring, or scroll down for the shooter’s note

During the winter, we posted some pictures of the Alfa Romeo Milano prototype out testing in full winter camouflage. Today, we give you this set of photos of the Milano, successor to the 147, caught near the Nürburgring with less garb, giving us a better look at the car’s lines and front-end details.

Probably debuting at the Frankfurt Motor Show this September, the Milano will be available with front-wheel and four-wheel drive systems, and will offer the T-jet gasoline and Multijet diesel engines.

Check out the new shots of the Alfa Romeo Milano prototype in the gallery above, or scroll down for our spy photographer’s comments after the jump.