If you’re a Chevrolet Car enthusiast then this must be your lucky day. We just got some fresh sketch images of what 2012 Chevy Malibu looks like. A blend of the Camaro style has been implemented and some Audi and Volvo components can also be seen there. This four-door family sedan has a good start, so we wish to see a 3d model or an actual model soon.

The launch 2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost claims to be a one historical event for the Rolls-Royce company. With a smaller size than other Rolls-Royce sedan it is more sleeker in look, sportier and taunting. And once you rev-up its 536-hp 6.6 liter twin turbo V-12 engine it is literally like ghost, smooth and silent.

Some new pictures of the US version of the upcoming 2011 Ford Fiesta have just surfaced showing both the Hatchback and Sedan models. The car is looking like it is shaping up very well and we expect it to be a very strong seller next year.

Here is some spy shots of the 2012 BMW 3-Series Sedan that were just released. The car is just about completely covered in camouflage, but you can still get a peek at some of the important details. This version will get a widened kidney grille with shapely lighting units on either side.

Some spy shots have been revealed of the new 2011 BMW 5-Series Sedan and even though it is still under a decent amount of camouflage, you can still see what it is shaping up to be. It is expected to have an eight-speed automatic transmission with all wheel drive option.

We’ve taken a couple of looks at the different versions of the Ford Fiesta before, but now we have some spy shots of a new version that might be of interest for those with children, the 2011 Ford Fiesta Sedan. Probably the best part of this car is it’s ability to hit almost 40 miles to the gallon.

Bugatti has closed the curtains on the Veyron so they’ve moved on to bigger things. What they’ve conceptualized is something totally different from the almighty Veyron – adding two more doors and more seats so more people can enjoy the ridiculously fast ride. Called the Galibier, the car’s named after a difficult stage in the Tour de Fance. It will be powered by a modified version of the W16 engine used in the Veyron but the Galibier version will be mounted up front and will be able to digest ethanol for more power. Top speed is said to be about 217 mph. Just like the Pur Sang, the paint scheme (or lack of it) will feature chrome and carbon fiber pieces. Look for Bugatti’s new beast at the Frankfurt Motor Show.