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Nine days into his coma, positive news is finally emerging from the Michael Schumacher camp. Multiple authoritative media sources, including major German news agencies and television broadcasters, cited the 45-year-old’s manager Sabine Kehm in reporting that Schumacher’s life is no longer in imminent danger. Italy’s La Gazzetta dello Sport quoted Kehm as saying the family had “heaved a sigh of relief” early this week. And a doctor treating Schumacher, Jean-Francois Payen, was quoted as saying: “While we emphasise that the danger has not yet passed, it is certainly no longer acute.”

Source: World Car Fans

With the new 2014 Corvette Stingray hitting showrooms soon, we can only assume that Chevy will be revealing higher-performance versions in the near future. One of these new high-performance versions is the successor to the Z06, and, according to Chevrolet’s official confirmation it will keep the same nomenclature during the seventh generation. Just like the previous Z06 , the new model, will likely feature a sportier suspension system, Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes and larger Michelin tires to help keep the speedy `Vette glued to the road. Rumors suggest that the Z06 will carry a 6.2-liter, V-8 engine that delivers a total of 600 horsepower and mates to a Tremec TR-6070, seven-speed manual transmission.

Source: Top Speed

Superformance is now helping Americans get their hands on Caterham’s classic super light track car, the Seven. To avoid the country’s stringent laws, the cars will be shipped as rolling chassis and consumers will then have to install the engine themselves and register the car as a kit car.

Source: Complex Rides

Mercedes revealed its S-Class Coupe concept last September at Frankfurt, and it was an immediate hit. In fact, it was downright gorgeous from every angle. Now that the new S-Class sedan has been launched, 2014 will see the reveal of the coupe. All we want is for it to look as much like that concept as possible. We’ll have our answer hopefully this March at Geneva.

Source: Car Buzz

The 1st generation Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera you see pictured was originally black when it left the factory. However, it has since been wrapped in matte purple and fitted with stunning matte black ADV.1 wheels. The 2nd generation Gallardo LP570-4 Superleggera on the other hand, was originally orange and now features a 3M Pink Vinyl wrap.

Source: GT Spirit