Pagani is working on the new 750hp track special that it plans to build in a limited run of just ten cars. This new renderings has been released this week, depicting the car with a vibrant streak of yellow to offset the nearly pure carbon-fiber construction.

Powered by the 7.3L AMG V12 engine that underpins several other Zondas, the R model is an exercise in extremes - extreme design, extreme materials and extreme performance. Though the car has yet to take to the track in anger - at least publicly - but its heavier, less powerful Zonda F stablemate set a Nurburgring lap record of 7:27.82. Though the record has subsequently been broken, it’s still faster than a Porsche Carrera GT supercar, and the extra 100hp the Zonda R has on tap should be able to shave a few seconds off that time.

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This Certainly is one of the best rendering of the soon to come Porsche Panamera. Nothing official from Porsche but this is without a doubt the best looking Panamera rendering we’ve seen. Enjoy the video! …click here to read more

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Ford is deffinatly not being shy about the 2010 Mustang while it’s in development. Most manufacturers would want to keep a low profile with this sort of thing, but Ford has done quite the opposite with the steady stream of PR activity which include the launching of the countdown microsite, showing a prototype at a street fair and now a fresh new batch of five teaser images showing some details. …click here to read more

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Spotted in this months issue of Japanese magazine Best Car comes the latest renderings of the revamped Nissan 240sx / Silvia. The new 240SX is set to debut sometime in 2011 and is supposed to be based on a modified version of the 350Z’s rear-wheel-drive platform.

One of Nissans most successful RWD coupes will finally be making a return.

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Honda thinks that the zebra-pattern camouflage we saw at Germany’s Nürburgring in June will disguise the new look of its V10-powered Acura NSX replacement. But our sources in Japan, using some insider hints, have disrobed Honda’s flagship sports car more than two years ahead of its unveiling.

Given what we see in these renderings, the grand tourer is neat but not gorgeous, and follows the 2007 Detroit Auto Show concept car’s lines closer than first thought. And that’s a shame, because the two-seater Acura’s expected price tag of $160,000 will place it right on top of much prettier rivals in the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, Maserati Gran Turismo and Jaguar XKR.

Like the Nissan GT-R, the new Acura V10 has left inspired styling behind and instead has opted for a more practical aerodynamic exterior. The car’s upslanting keyhole-shaped headlights and narrow grille seem somewhat ordinary sitting above a huge gaping airdam and ducts to channel gulps of cool air to the engine and brakes. …click here to read more

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