Powerful and Unbending!
The SL65AMG Black Series is Mercedes’ fastest!

Small vs. large:
Fiat 500 in comparison to Audi’s Q7.
The Crash Test
test it: VW Polo


For years VW's Polo has set the standard for small cars. Well-made and practical for every day use, it's been selling strongly in Germany, and elsewhere, for almost 35 years. We tested a basic Polo, equipped with a 1.4-liter engine, to see how good this small car is around town. One thing we discovered is that with the back seat folded down, this pint-sized car can swallow almost 20 cases of water.vintage: Citroen's 2cv turns 60


Sixty years after it was introduced at the Paris Auto Salon, Citroen's iconic 2cv has lost none of its charm. The pre-war prototype did not even have electric windshield wipers, and World War II delayed series production until 1948. But none of that stopped the 2cv from becoming one of the world's most famous, and durable, cars. Today the car can be found in museums and on roads throughout the world.inside it: Audi Q7 versus Fiat 500


Small cars have been getting much safer in recent years. But they are also sharing the roads with more and more much bigger SUVs. What happens when the two collide? Germany's ADAC motor club crashed a Fiat 500 into a much bigger Audi Q7 in a controlled test. The results show that even with its 5-star Euro-NCAP crash-test rating, the occupants of the Fiat are at great risk in a collision with the bigger Audi.examine it: Tire pressure


Studies show that every other car on European roads is underway with at least one underinflated tire. That can not only be bad for gas mileage, it also creates a safety risk. Underinflated tires can pose real hazards in extreme situations like panic stops or sudden evasive maneuvers. drive it! tested what can go wrong when tire pressure is too low.admire it: Mercedes SL65 AMG BlackSeries


The production run of the Mercedes SL65 AMG Black Series will be limited to just 1000 units. It's the fastest Mercedes street car currently available, with a 670-horsepower, 6-liter V12 bi-turbo engine that can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.8 seconds and hit a top speed of 320 km/h. Former German Touring Car Champion Bernd Schneider is one of a handful of people to take this car to the limit. He shows the car to drive it! and gives us a behind-the-scenes look at AMG, the company that built it.spot it: Art Car Parade in Manchester