This week, Drive it! presents the top-notch mid-range Hyundai i30 N, Audi A4 quattro and Jaguar E-Pace P250. It takes a look at the luxurious Volvo S90 and reports on the annual tuning extravaganza at Lake Constance.

Gearheads have flocked to southern Germany to attend the Tuning World Fair at Lake Constance. Some 200 companies and 150 tuning clubs were there to show off their latest kit.

The Volvo S90 is well designed, and boats great craftsmanship and materials. We tried out the variant with a four-cylinder turbo engine delivering 172 kilowatts.

Hyundai has launched a four-door coupe variant of the i30 Fastback N. It sprints from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 6.1 seconds thanks to its 2-liter turbo gasoline direct injection engine.

Mercedes introduces the extravagant and luxurious third-generation CLS. We take the 350d all-wheel drive model for a spin. With its 210 kW six-cylinder diesel engine, the sedan sprints from 0 to 100 in a swift 5.7 seconds.

Who says practical, spacious cars can't be stylish? We test the Superb station wagon, with a whopping 1950 liter maximum trunk capacity. That's about 200 more than the sedan model.

The Jeep Wrangler is a time-honored brand with roots that date back to the 1940 Willys MB army trucks. Like its predecessors, this fourth-generation off-roader is at home in the outdoors -- where it can boast its 2.2 liter turbo engine with 147 kW.

Honda's new HR-V Sport is more powerful and dynamic. The compact SUV has a 1.5-liter VTEC turbocharged engine with 133 kW. It has a manual six-speed transmission with a maximum torque of 240 Nm and can leap to one hundred km/h in 7.8 seconds.

SUVs are supposed to be able to master on- and off-road conditions. The new Kia Sportage is fuel-efficient besides. The latest version of the model comes equipped with a mild-hybrid system that uses a 48-volt battery.

The Bavarian carmaker’s flagship luxury Sedan has been facelifted for the first time in three years, so we decided to see what’s new. Is the plug-in hybrid, long version of the 7 Series really an improvement on its predecessor?