Car spy photos aren't always the most exciting things to look at. "Oh hey, a car with weird stripes!" But, for some reason, this one has me intrigued. What do we think it is?

This rendering of a stretched, raised, and deformed Jaguar XJ limo leaked from the Chinese patent office recently. Could Jaguar really build something so ungainly for the royal family?

Is this the next Mazda 3? Help us figure it out.

Jalopnik has already shown you the new Corvette Stingray on the road, and the car has since been publicly unveiled. So why is GM trying so hard to conceal the identity of the car that was spotted testing at Road Atlanta yesterday?

We’re pretty excited about the upcoming Alfa Romeo 4C making its way over to America by the end of this year. But wait, it's already here!

Minivans used to be the universal signifier that you’d given up on life beyond shoveling food into the mouths of your children. But that’s all changed and we want a Ford S-Max. Here’s a new one in America.

Jalopnik reader Balazs Hornok snapped BMW’s plug-in hybrid i8 prototype in trippy Van Gogh camo a few blocks from Munich’s main railway station.

Last week we showed you the first photos of the 2014 Cadillac CTS. Well, Cadillac kind of just reconfirmed the image we showed you on their own Facebook page.

Sino-Swedish automaker Volvo has apologized on behalf of the engineer who attacked a spy photographer in a story we brought you first last week. Volvo was quite friendly about it and everyone seems happy with the outcome.

The relationship between spy photographer and prototype engineer is something akin to hunter and prey. Engineers often do their best to evade the prying lens by fleeing but will, on occasion, try to attack the photographer.