Big, spacious, powerful! - The new model in the BMW 7 series aims to set the standard in the luxury class. Nostalgic charm or modern design? The Fiat 500 or the Mazda 2? There’s plenty of fun … either way.present it! The BMW 750 Li BMW is launching a stretch version of its top model. The 750Li is equipped with a V8 engine that generates 407 horsepower. It boasts the longest wheelbase in its segment. Passengers will appreciate the spacious interior. Light components boost the car’s agility and reduce fuel consumption. The BMW 750Li races from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 5.2 seconds and consumes 11.4 liters of fuel per hundred kilometers. compare it! The Fiat 500 vs. the Mazda 2 Retro vs. Modern – the Fiat 500 takes on the Mazda 2. The little Fiat 500 not only looks funny, it is a lot of fun to drive as well. The cockpit is stylish and the dashboard goes well with the exterior. It boasts good quality materials and everything is well arranged. The Mazda 2 also offers a lot of driving pleasure, but not so much due to its design, but rather its engineering. The engine is even more powerful than the Fiat’s but much quieter. Both compacts shine when it comes to safety. The Fiat comes with seven standard airbags and the Mazda offers six, as well as stability control. inside it! Brake Early Warning System When accidents occur on congested roads at high speeds, the consequences can be disastrous. New brake warning systems could prevent pile-ups, but many patents are gathering dust instead of being developed. For example, the adaptive brake light which emits a signal with increasing frequency when the brakes are applied with increasing pressure. The system could reduce reaction times and prevent serious accidents. Until now, the manufacturer have failed to exploit the full potential of these systems. In addition, there is a lack of uniformity to make the brake lights easily recognizable to motorists. examine it! VW-Porsche Bus A VW van with a Porsche engine? What sounds like an odd hybrid rolls out of Sven Thomsen’s customizing shop on a regular basis, and the results are more than satisfactory. Plenty of jaws have dropped in sports cars as the bus with the monster engine rips by to leave them in the dust. The stat sheets say it all: 527 horsepower, acceleration from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in five seconds flat, and a top speed of 270 kilometers an hour. This van is the ultimate family car. vintage! Eifelrennen 2008 Beautiful classic cars, perfect weather and great races...the ADAC Eifelrennen race at the Nürburgring track was a big success. More than 1,000 antique cars in mint condition were on hand for the program, which included convoys and 13 different events. Racers from the 1920’s and 30’s lined up alongside Formula One race cars from the 1960s and 70s to give visitors the experience of a lifetime. admire it! the Durango 95 The Durango 95 – a bizarre car that actually only ever existed on celluloid, but was later built as a kit car. Carsten Bussmann owns the only one in Germany. He found the exotic – one of the flattest cars ever made – buried under a pile of garbage behind a takeaway stand in Darmstadt. drive it! joined him for an afternoon with one of the strangest vehicles on the road. Less