The next generation Bentley Continental GT has been teased again, ahead of its worldwide online debut in just under three weeks.

A couple months back, a senior GM insider stated that the current Corvette C7 would be "the last of the traditional, old-style Corvettes". This had left a lot of us grinding our teeth in anticipation for what the next-gen Corvette C8 would be like. Around that time we also mentioned that the next Corvette would be a mid-engined setup. Guess what, we were spot on.

The 4-door Lamborghini Estoque, which first debuted at the 2008 Paris Motor Show, appears to be approaching production according to CEO Stephan Winkelmann's recent interview with Bloomberg:

The 2012 Mazda Miata a.k.a MX-5 seems to be headed back in time, bringing back what made the original MX-5 a hit. It will also be the last model to carry the Nagare design language.

The 2011 VW Beetle looks set for a complete redesign after running for 12 years with the current cute silhouette. However this time around the new Volkswagen Beetle may be going from a chick car to a chick magnet.

The current Honda Civic looks prepared for a facelift as new spy shots all the way from Europe reveal. The heavily camouflaged Honda Civic seen above looks more complete than the prototype test mules we saw earlier last month, hinting it as a 2011 release (or possibly early 2012).

Here is some potentially good news for countries that have Proton dealerships, and bad news for Mitsubishi Lancer owners. New photos that surfaced from Malaysia, location of Proton's factory, shows the 2011 Mitsubishi Lancer rebadged as what appears to be the upcoming 2011 Proton Waja.

On July 16, Toyota had officially filed a patent to renew the Supra name, something they had let go off more than four years ago.

We've seen the upcoming 2012 Dodge Durango a couple of times in full camouflage during its test rounds however this would be the first time its caught sitting fully exposed, and let's just say the new Durango's gotten real aggressive in the looks department.

After countless rumors that Jeep may offer a color-matched multi-piece hard top for their Wrangler soon, some new photos snapped by Toledo Blade via a camera phone have apparently proven it. Behold, the first picture of the 2011 Jeep Wrangler sitting in what appears to either be a factory or Jeep showroom with matching hard top.