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The German carmaker’s CEO Rupert Stadler has confirmed plans to introduce 11 all-new models, though he did not go into specifics. Audi has already announced plans to launch a Q1 in 2016. It could be joined by a variety of other crossovers including a Q2, Q4, Q6 and Q8. Stadler’s comment about the “prestigious full-size category” also raises the possibility of the long-rumored A9 which could be a coupe or an Allroad sedan.

Source: World Car Fans

We’ll have to be completely honest with you, we are not too fond of the concept of upgrading Ferrari models in any way. They are masterpieces right from the factory, and by trying to change that, you run the risk of completely ruin that Ferrari look. In the case of this Ferrari upgrade by Capristo, however, we feel the tuner did a pretty good job at revising the 458 Spider without changing a lot of the car’s elements. From the looks of things, all of the changes it made fit in well with the character of the 458, while making it look a little bit more aggressive. Capristo wanted to give the 458 a look to match its 562-horsepower, V-8 engine, so it replaced the original engine cover, which doesn’t give you a good look at the mighty engine, and replaced it with one that features glass viewing pane and extra vents to more effectively draw the heat away from the engine compartment.

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A new supercar, billed as Arabia’s first, is called the Lykan Hypersport. After first appearing as a concept one year ago, it has progressed to the pre-production stage, meaning most of the specifications have been locked in and production likely to soon. It debuted during the Dubai Motor Show in November, and has landed in the 2013 Best Supercars by Gizmag.

Lambo lovers around the world will love what artist Alexander Mijares did to this precious Lamborghini Gallardo. For Art Basel Miami Beach a short while ago, Mijares grabbed some paint and covered the blue whip in his signature floral pattern while Nue Vue Photography recorded the process. Purists can relax though, the car was wrapped prior to painting by Superior Auto Design in Pompano Beach, Florida, so really Mijares was painting vinyl and the metal underneath was safe.

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New details are emerging on the highly-anticipated Mitsubishi Evo successor. The next-generation Lancer will ride on the Renault Megane platform while the Evo successor will get its own specially developed architecture that promises to have “uncompromised handling with state-of-the-art plug-in hybrid EV technology.” Additional information is limited but the model could have an enhanced version of the turbocharged 1.1-liter three-cylinder diesel engine that debuted in the XR-PHEV concept. The model is also slated to feature an improved Super All-Wheel Control system.

Source: World Car Fans