Spy Photography the TTAC Way

Jack Baruth
by Jack Baruth

Spy photographer Bark M strikes again! Well, actually, this is the first time he’s struck. Any guesses as to what it is? For reference, our man spotted this vehicle outside Auburn Hills. What’s throwing us off is that there’s no Alfa Romeo bodywork clumsily attached to the rest of the car…

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  • Why are we still taking "pictures" when we have VIDEO mode?

    • Th009 Th009 on Mar 14, 2013

      Maybe because still photos can be (and usually are) much higher quality than video. "HD" would be pretty poor resolution for a still photo.

  • 2012JKU 2012JKU on Mar 14, 2013

    Jeep Chrerokee. I saw a similar mule on EC Row Expressway in Windsor, Ontario (across from Detroit) a few weeks back.

  • Commando Commando on Mar 14, 2013

    When they hit the road dress to the nines in camo, especially in urban areas, arent they begging for "spy shots"?

    • Hummer Hummer on Mar 15, 2013

      Well it will be forgotten about the day after it rolls out by enthusiasts, have to get a little bit of interest before to justify it's production

  • Lorenzo Lorenzo on Mar 16, 2013

    It looks like it has a solid beam rear axle, so Jeep or any other upscale CUV is out. Entry level Dodge? They need a low cost, volume replacement for the Caliber, but what to call it, after resurrecting "Dart"? Maybe it's the new Dodge Omni!

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