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Renault's Laguna is back, but it may be called something else. The latest spy shots confirm reports that the successor to the French family car is under development with an executive saloon feel designed to rival the VW Passat. The interior can be seen for the first time in the images. The car is due to appear at the end of 2015. The images indicate Renault has abandoned the traditional hatchback or estate bodystyles of the Laguna, with the saloon bodystyles of the Passat and Mazda 6 the main target. It features the same family face as the recently spied 2016 Megane, as well as a sleeker profile than before. Image 10 of 10 Our first view of the cabin is in these revealing spy shots that show the virtually undisguised dashboard design. It's clearly a step forward for Renault, as the now familiar R-Link system is ditched in favour of a large portrait central touchscreen, similar in concept to the one found in the Tesla Model S. Digital instruments can als...

VIEW ALL 2016 HONDA ACCORD COUPE SPY PHOTOS What It Is: Most manufacturers have abandoned the mid-size-coupe market, but as these exclusive spy photos confirm, Honda is sticking with the Accord coupe. You probably already know this, but alongside the sedan, the two-door Accord is a fixture on Car and Driver’s annual 10Best Cars list. Why It Matters: The Accord remains a pillar of the Honda brand, but it was last redesigned for 2013—so it’s time for an update. Of course, the Accord sedan accounts for the vast majority of the model’s sales; we’ve already published pictures of the updated 2016 sedan, and now we also snagged the 2016 version of the coupe similarly undisguised. Platform: The Accord coupe will retain its current platform, which it shares with the sedan. The two-door model, however, rides on a wheelbase that’s 2.0 inches shorter, and the coupe is also 2.2 inches shorter in overall length. For the 2016 update, the Accord coupe is treated to a new grille, headlights, bump...

-   A Lincoln MKZ sedan, spied wearing telling camouflage around its front and rear ends. While everything between the MKZ’s wheels looks unchanged, the swirly cover-up applied to the front fascia, headlights, and hood hide a series of styling tweaks that aim to bring Lincoln’s mid-size luxury sedan in line with the newly debuted Continental flagship.