Mazda has added the MX-5 RF to its range to its MX-5 convertible range now with a retractable metal roof. A button lets the front and middle sections of the three-part roof disappear behind the seats, while the sporty roof fins remain in place.

Audi's 2nd generation RS5 coupé has an all-new V6 biturbo, 331-kW engine that takes it to 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds. The optional Dynamic package enables top speeds of 280 km/h. The standard Quattro engine distributes power to all four wheels.

The 1960 Hansa 1100 was an underestimated trendsetter. The compact sedan by Borgward was THE lower mid-class model of Germany's economic miracle. Glove compartment and ashtray were standard!

With the 530e iPerformance, BMW offers the first 5-series hybrid. The e-motor and 2-turbo, 4-cylinder gasoline engine provide 184 kW - and fuel consumption's just 1.9 liters/100 km. Electric range: 50 km.

Audi RS5 - twin-turbo provides enough power to hit 280 km/h. Mazda MX-5 - the sleek little convertible gets a metal roof in the RF version. Plus: BMW 530e iPerformance - the first 5-series as a hybrid

Toyota introduced the Hilux series almost 50 years ago. Since then, over 18 million units have been sold. The 8th-generation Toyota Hilux can now be had as a Single Cab, a four-seater Extra Cab, and a five-seater Double Cab model. Plus, the latest Hilux is more brawny than ever.

It's the HO17 International Vintage Volkswagen Show, and Hessisch Oldendorf's clogged with classic Volkswagens dating to 1967 and earlier. Every 4 years, VW fans from the world over descend on this town in Lower Saxony.

Rolls Royce's Black Badge models are dark, direct and powerful. The British car maker balances luxury and lifestyle. At 465 kW, its most powerful Rolls engine to date is further enhanced by 870 newtonmeters of torque.

Mazda presents the new CX-5. The design changes are noticeable inside and out. They make the car easier to operate, more convenient and safer. Among the improvements are the arrangement of the buttons on the leather steering wheel and the higher shift stick.

Rear-mounted engines aren't just for sports cars - the 3rd-generation Renault Twingo has its powerhouse beneath the trunk. But with just 51 kW of power, this Twingo is anything but a sports car. The nimble Twingo SCe 70 EDC accelerates to 100 km/h in 14.5 seconds, reaching a top speed of 155 km/h.