I love spy shots. Sometimes, even after I finally see the new car out in the open, I find myself missing the excitement generated by the spy shots - including trying to guess what the actual car's shape may be under the camouflage.
I have no such problems with the Lamborghini Murcielago Superleggera. I was excited when all I knew about the car was its name, when I heard about the specs, and when I saw the spy shots; and I will be just as excited when I finally see one drive by me.
(Photos Captured by Herschel Brown)
Well, what can one think of the Porsche Panamera? The front is unmistakably Porsche. So is the rear.... after our hearts and minds adjusted to the Cayenne. And the minor camouflaging isn't enough to confuse impressions of what the spoiler would look like..... unless they ended up without a spoiler. But still, Porshe, you've just diluted your brand for me. I can never see Lamborghini doing this!
Random thought - if there's a spoiler, and some machinery to control it (assuming that its not fixed in place, which hopefully it isn't), then how far does that cut into trunk space?
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