2009 BMW M3 Race Version

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Photo: New 2009 BMW 7-Series Tease Golfers

If you regularly follow golf tournaments, or have atleast seen this years European Tour's BMW International Open held in Germany, then what we have here may not be a news to you. For others we'll like to inform that during the above said outing BMW placed an official teaser picture of its new 2009 7-Series in form of a large banner on the golf course. As you can see from the photo, it only displays a darkened view of the upcoming next generation BMW 7-Series’ front end.

The part of the poster that attracts most attention is not the regular BMW kidney grill but the new front headlamps. The uptil now the 7-Series spy photos have never revealed the look of the headlights, but looking at this teaser shot you can easily conclude that the new Bimmer is going to receive the chrome eyelid LED headlamps similar to the one seen on BMW CS Concept which debuted at Shanghai last year. See the photo comparison below.

Like the current 7 Series, under the hood you can expect the usual range of V8 and V12 engines and if rumors are beleived, it might come with eight-speed automatic transmission plus a new night-vision system and speed-limit recognition technology. BMW will start building the next-generation 2009 7-series this fall and it will hit Europe later this year with sales in US starting in spring of 2009.

It is being believed that BMW will make the public debut of the new 7 at this years Paris Auto Show in October but some reports suggest that the car is suppose to be revealed on July 7, 2008. No stress, we'll keep you updated.

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2011 Toyota Rear Wheel Drive Coupe Rendering

Earlier this year, Subaru and Toyota officially announced that they will co-develop an all-new rear-wheel drive coupe. While a first batch of scoop images featuring Subaru’s version of the compact sport coupe have already hit the web, we’ve yet to see any spy pictures of Toyota’s variant.

However, one of our readers sent us a scanned image from a Japanese car magazine with an artist’s impression of the forthcoming Toyota RWD coupe. Despite the Lexus-esque styling, we find the rendering quite promising. Hopefully, earlier reports stating that Toyota’s version will only be sold in Japan won’t be confirmed. But even if they prove to be true, here’s a grand idea; how about if Toyota sells its version of the coupe as a Scion in the States?