Leftlane News posted some new spy shots of the next-gen Cayenne, and this time it is the Turbo that was spotted.

I have to say it looks pretty good to me, but I’m not so thrilled about the reports that the new Cayenne will put more emphasis on “on-road” performance, and remove some of the off-road capabilities the current Cayenne is known for.

To see the spot shots, click here.

[source: Leftlane News]

Leftlane News got some photos from famous spy photographer Brenda Priddy that shows some great shots of the interior of the upcoming 2011 Cayenne.

As we’ve seen before, the interior is taking a lot of cues from the Panamera interior, with a ton of buttons on the center console, and the vertical air vents.

For a couple more pics, head on over to Leftlane News.

[source: Leftlane News]

Dutch site SpyShots.nl has some more pics of the next generation 911 testing. Not too much can be gained under the disguise, but the shots of the interior are a little disturbing to me–they seem to follow in the footsteps of the Panamera with a million buttons on the center console.

One thing I find funny though is that they cover up the Porsche hood crest. I mean, come on, who on earth can’t tell that is a 911?

More pics after the jump.

[source: SpyShots.nl]

Motor Authority has posted some new spy shots of the next generation Cayenne, and the lightly-disguised test mule is showing of more of its new “smallness”.

While still built on the same platform as the VW Toureg and Audi Q7, the Cayenne will be smaller than the other two models (as well as the existing Cayenne.) The wheelbase will be 40 mm shorter and the height will decrease by 20 mm.

The interior will also be redesigned along the lines of the Panamera interior. The same range of engines should be offered, along with a new hybrid and a diesel. Power in the currently-available engines will increase: the V6 will go to 330 hp; the V8 will go to 400 hp and 420 hp; and the twin-turbo will see 500+ hp. The V6 turbo-diesel will have 240 hp (but gobs of torque) while the hybrid will pair up a 330 hp V6 with a 45 hp electric motor. There are even rumors that the dual-clutch PDK could make an appearance.

For more details and several more spy shots, head over to Motor Authority.

[source: Motor Authority]

The testing of the upcoming, downsized Cayenne continues. Check after the jump for more pictures.

[source: Auto Express]

Holy crap, is Porsche working on a shooting brake version of the Cayman? A Top Gear fan sent a video to TopGear.com of a test mule that makes a strong case that they are.

Or… is this a test mule for the rumored Cayman Turbo and the extra bodywork is just to provide easy access to the engine for testing purposes?

Let the rumors begin!

Click here to see the video.

[source: Top Gear]

Motor Authority has a whole heap of spy photos of the next generation Cayman being tested, sporting a 987 body stretched over the next generation platform.

The pictures clearly show the next generation Cayman will have a wider track as evidenced by the wheel arch add-ons. But not much else can be gathered from the shots, as could be expected.

To see all the spy shots, click on over to Motor Authority’s gallery.

[source: Motor Authority]

Motor Authority got their hands on a bunch of spy shots of the next Cayenne. Looking at the photos, the rumored downsizing of the Cayenne is definitely evident. The front end styling also seems more Porsche-like, looking closer to the rest of the Porsche line.

I’m looking forward to the new Cayenne, I like the smaller size, better styling, and (hopefully) more sporting (i.e. Porsche-like) character. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve been impressed with all the Cayennes I’ve driven, but they still seem a bit big for my tastes.

The new Cayenne should be on sale in early- to mid- 2010.

Head over to Motor Authority to see all the spy shots and see what you think.

[source: Motor Authority]

Motor Authority got their hands on some spy shots of the interior of the upcoming 2011 Cayenne. It looks heavily influenced by the Panamera interior to me, with the center air vents moved to the sides of the center stack and a ton of buttons on the center console.

The 2011 Cayenne is reportedly going to be smaller than the current version, although it will still share its platform with the VW Toureg and Audi Q7 (both those SUVs will retain their current size.) The Cayenne’s wheelbase will be shortened by 4 cm and the SUV will be lose 2 cm of height.

[source: Motor Authority]

German site Autobild has published some interesting shots of a next-generation Boxster caught testing. So what’s so interesting?

Well, sites are reporting that this could be a special “Speedster” variant of the Boxster. When I saw the disguised “humps” on the back of this test mule, my first thought was “nah, I think they are just testing a new version of the “Boxster Speedster Humps” option.

But, after I took a closer look, I saw something interesting: check out the angle of the side glass. That is not the same shape as the standard Boxster side windows. So, this very well could be a Speedster variant.

Hopefully we will know soon…

More pics after the jump.

[source: Autobild]