It's not quite the same as the Camaro, which was shown in almost complete form way too early, because GM needed the buzz and had to react to Ford's success with the current Mustang. Porsche really only showed that one profile teaser shot - also, way too early - but that was it. The rest have been spy shots. Part of the reason that it seems like old news is that spy photographers have gotten better and, I assume, more plentiful, because there's a much bigger market for it now - as we know, the internet is loaded with car enthusiast sites. Now that there are so many more outlets in which to see the spy shots so often, it's gotten old. Car makers need to keep the disguises on their cars for longer periods of time.As for this car itself, I hardly care anymore.