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Today's car news is all over the place, from an upgraded Ferrari California "Handling Speciale" package, to a new Jaguar XF SportBrake teased in a Christmas card, to Dodge's upcoming 2013 Dart scoring 40 mpg, a nine-speed automatic, and the final 5 percent of Fiat's purchase of Chrysler. No, there's no rhyme or reason to it all, but it's all interesting, so check it out in the links below.

Ferrari California to get Handling Speciale upgrade package?

Jaguar teases upcoming XF SportBrake in its holiday card.

Hertz UK is now offering supercar rentals.

The 2012 Mitsubishi i EV could be headed your way sooner than expected.

The 2013 Dodge Dart might return as much as 40 mpg according to a new report citing Marchionne.

A new Ford Transit van is on the way in 2013, and it's greener than you'd think.

Lexus is thinking about building cars in the U.S.

The 2012 Lotus Exige S might arrive in the U.S. as a track-only model.

Check out this awesome 1964 Pontiac Banshee concept--it's up for sale.

And don't miss this one either: a 4WD 1965 Ford Mustang. Yes, really.