The Mercedes-Benz 220 SEb is nicknamed the Finnie. But the official name of the series introduced in 1959 is the W111. The most innovative car in the series boasted elaborate fuel injection. In 1960 the 220 SEb won the prestigious Monte Carlo Rally.

The Stinger is the first sports sedan Kia has put on the market. The look is mainly the work of German designer Peter Schreyer, fresh from 26 years with Volkswagen, where he created Audi’s new face and the New Beetle.

In Audi's new design centre at Ingolstadt the company has premiered the new A7 Sportback. A whole new look and sporty lines wowed the hundreds of guests. Designer Marc Lichte talks about his favorite features.

Automotive component supplier ZF is working on a car that will make driving emission, accident and stress free. Called the "Road to Vision Zero," the project is aiming to achieve this goal by uniting a series of systems in one vehicle. Just as in a puzzle, there are many parts that need to be assembled to create a completely different picture.

The VW 1200 convertible was nicknamed the 'Punch Buggy', it aroused more emotion than any other car in the 20th century. The steering is easy and direct. The boxer engine mounted on the rear axle made for great traction.

Sporty innovative and nostalgic. Drive It! this week features speedy cars from KIA and Audi; visionary technology by ZF and a trip into the past in a VW bug.

Drive it! tests a small SUV from Volkswagen and a big one from Cadillac, and takes a look at the newest automotive trends at Tokyo's Motor Show.

The Tokyo Motor Show has opened its doors this year for the 45th time. Japanese carmakers are showing their visionary side. Toyota is displaying several concept vehicles that run on fuel cells, like the Sora bus and the Fine Comfort Ride sedan.

With the T-Roc, VW is taking new paths. This compact SUV is not just a Golf with more ground clearance. Volkswagen is starting a model series of its own for the Tiguan's little brother. The T-Roc is the new face in the crowd.

Cadillac first started making the Escalade in 1999. Shortly after, the luxurious offroad vehicle was made famous by popular hip-hop videos. Back then, the rap stars liked it as unmistakable status symbol. The new generation isn't any more modest.