BMW unveiled the new BMW Motorrad Vision Next 100 "Great Escape“ concept motorcycle at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The two-wheel powerhouse provides a glimpse of what the future might hold in terms of individual, sustainable motorized transportation.

The Jeep Wrangler is a classic off-road vehicle. The Unlimited version is longer than the conventional model - we test a special edition brought out to mark Jeep's 75th anniversary. The first Jeep, the Willys MB, was produced in 1941 for the US Army.

VW's Scirocco is based on the Golf but has little else in common with the practical compact. The Scirocco leaves practicality by the wayside and wholeheartedly embraces its coupe image. It's more about driving fun than transporting kids and cargo.

This Nissan subcompact crossover SUV is stylish, sassy, and compact. The Juke's distinctive design raised eyebrows when it debuted at international auto shows in 2010. Nissan has tweaked the Juke's exterior – for example, in the two-tier headlights.

Chevrolet's Corvair Monza Spyder wasn't a typical American car: it had a small body, rear engine and the first turbocharged engine in a mass production model. By US standards, the Corvair was a compact.

Is there more to off-road vehicles with all-wheel drive than sportiness? Whether elegant coupes, or stylish and sassy small cars, Drive it! presents exciting vehicles and answers fascinating questions about mobility.

Mercedes presents its concept X-class pickup in two versions in Stockholm: a robust off-road adventurer; and a stylish premium pickup with typical Mercedes features.

The Subaru WRX STi has always stood out. The 4th-generation, all-wheel-drive rally model has a huge rear spoiler. A large air scoop in front provides the intercooler with fresh air. Under the hood is a 2.5 liter, 221 kW boxer turbo engine.

Luxurious and exquisite: the new Bentley. Small and sporty: the most powerful Ford Fiesta ever. Drive it! takes a tour of the latest in the automotive world.

Volkswagen is celebrating the opening of its new plant in Września, Poland. Around a thousand politicians, business leaders, staff and union representatives were on hand as production of the new Crafter model officially began.