The Subaru Exiga has been spotted out in California undergoing some tests. The barely disguised Exiga has a very sleek and sharp look about it that clearly displays Subarus racing heritage. As is apparent from the photos the Exiga will be a large MPV style vehicle designed to fit 7 adults comfortably. The exiga is also rumored to be equipped with a panoramic glass roof, fold-out tables, and flat-panel TVs. On the outside the Exiga boasts a hood scoop borrowed from the Impreza STi as well as a rear spoiler and split twin tailpipes giving the car a very sproty look and feel overall.

Mitsubishi has done it again! The 2009 Mitsubishi Galant takes the average sedan, and adds a sporty aurora to it, making it actually fun to drive.The first thing you’ll notice when looking at the Galant is the redesigned nose and tail. The front has a chrome grill, halogen headlights, and now fog lights. The tail has a wider rear window, redesigned taillights and a rear spoiler.

Whats better than a 405hp luxurious Maserati? A sexy and more powerful Maserati. New for 2009, Maserati is scheduled to release its most powerful street car ever. Maserati has always been know for its luxury and performance but with the release of the 2009 Maserati Gran Turismo S, Maserati now has its sights set on the likes of Ferrari and Porsche.

Well, something like that. Whatever Ferrari decides to name it, the new Ferrari California has finally been revealed to the public. There haven’t been specifics on its dimensions, but this new Ferrari does appear to be smaller then anything Ferrari has produced in recent years. Sadly we will have to wait a little bit longer for all the minute details, but we do have some photos to ogle at, and a bit of information to tide you over until then.

For the 2009 model year, Porsche has some significant upgrades in store for its already impressive 911 models. These upgrades apply to the 2009 Carrera, Carrera S and their C4 and Targa variants. The base 3.6L base motor will receive a 20 horsepower boost, putting the rating at 345 horses while the Carrera/Targa S models’ 3.8L power plant will see a healthy jump to 385 horsepower. Both engines also receive a significant increase in the torque department. In addition to the power increases, both motors are expected to have increased fuel economy and lowered emissions levels.