With the 2011 Porsche 991 coming all together, the automaker has started stripping the camouflage from the redesigned 911(codenamed 998 or 991).

Wearing production head and tail lights, it’s pretty obvious that new 911 will feature a front end with amber-colored LED turn signals and white LED daytime running lights. The rear appears to also have LED tail lights that look similar to the current 997.5 generation.

In terms of styling, the evolutionary design theme continues to reign supreme. Despite this, the headlights are shapelier, there are Panamera-styled door mirrors, a revised rear windshield wiper, and wider rear wheel haunches. If our eyes aren’t deceiving us, the mule also looks a tad…

Porsche’s Cayenne has never been known for its fuel economy. But Porsche is now considering of changing that with the next generation of the sporting SUV. The next iteration Cayenne family will include a hybrid model, which pledges to be the most efficient model in Porsche’s lineup.

The next-gen Porsche Cayenne Hybrid will come with a 325 horsepower 3.0 liter supercharged V6 paired to a 38kW electric motor. With both engines, the vehicle comes with power totaling to 375 hp.

According to Autocar, the Cayenne Hybrid will return up to 34.5 mpg and emits just 193 g/km C02. That’s 5mpg better than the base model Cayman, not bad for a vehicle that…