Spy Shots
Range Rover Sport spy shot
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By Paul Gover · 25 Jul 2012
The difference is that it's the upcoming Sport model. Compared with the all-new Range Rover caught recently by Carparazzi, the Sport has a lower side profile, smaller windows and a flatter tailgate. The big change is a switch away from the chassis of the mid-level Discovery.
Opel Insignia spy shot
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By Paul Gover · 24 Jul 2012
....just as the German brand tweaks its family-focussed Insignia models. The changes caught by Carparazzi are tiny, just work on the nose and tail, to give it the latest family look.
Toyota RAV4 spy shot
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By Paul Gover · 23 Jul 2012
It's fallen behind the times in the hotbed of the Australian compact SUV conflict but help is on the way. This all-new RAV is caught during testing and, despite the camouflage, everything points to a slightly bigger body, more aggressive looks and an overall style that is more 'crossover' than off-road. The essential SUV hero will be here late 2013 for around $30,000.
Maserati Quattroporte spy shot rendering
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By Paul Gover · 16 Jul 2012
...but Carparazzi previews the real view of a car which is both chunkier and roomier for 2014. If the Euro snoops are right, as they usually are, the car will also become the Quattroporticina.
BMW 4 Series cabrio spy shot rendering
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By Paul Gover · 16 Jul 2012
With both a coupe and a cabrio to stretch the 3-Series sedan into a pair of new 2+2s. The good looking BMWs get a new name and a new place in the range and the plan is to have them ready for action next year, probably just before the arrival of the new M3.
Porsche Cayman spy shot rendering
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By Paul Gover · 16 Jul 2012
The compact coupe has a big job in the latest Porsche lineup...
...winning first-time buyers to the brand before they can afford to graduate to a 911 with a $200,000-plus pricetag.
It will be previewed at the LA Motor Show in November.
Mercedes C-Class spy shot rendering
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By Paul Gover · 16 Jul 2012
And Carparazzi artists have been busy on this sneak peak. They have stripped the camouflage away to show a car with a much bolder nose, in keeping with Benz's latest styling direction. But the new C also promises much more refinement and more cabin equipment to battle BMW and Audi. Here late 2013 at around $60,000.
Audi Q5 spy shot
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By Paul Gover · 12 Jul 2012
...for three years.
But the German brand is always looking for more improvements and the new lamps point to a refresh that could also bring more engine choices for Australia.
Maserati Quattroporte spy shot
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By Paul Gover · 11 Jul 2012
...Maserati unveils its all-new Quattroporte. Until then, Carparazzi has caught a heavily-disguised prototype that points to a new rear-wheel drive package, a body with more aluminium and - perhaps - the all-wheel drive system from the Ferrari FF.
Toyota Auris spy shot
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By Paul Gover · 10 Jul 2012
Development of the next Corolla is being led from Europe and so the edgier new Auris points clearly to the car that's coming to Australia in November. There's lots of camouflage but the basic shape is obvious, from a longer nose and lower roofline to a layout that promises snappier handling.
