Lars Hönkhaus
Carsharing is a part of our life. But what is the future of this modern service? smart is now presenting its vision of tomorrow’s carsharing with the smartvision EQ fortwo. The concept vehicle is not ...
VW, Ford and Seat presenting their new small cars generations. In contrast, the Skoda Fabia was introduced more than two years ago. Reason enough to look at the current Skoda Fabia and what the Czech ...
In 1967, the first Ford Fiesta was presented and has been sold more than 17 million times worldwide since then. The completely new developed eighth generation of the Fiesta presents itself in the small car ...
For some, it may be a surprise that the Volvo XC60 is the best-selling SUV in its class. To make the new version of the XC60 even more successful it presents itself visually very close ...
The first Mercedes-Benz pickup is named X-Class and should be the first real premium pickup in the Midsize segment. With the X-Class Mercedes wants to bring a vehicle on the market, which at the same ...
The Skoda Citigo is clearly a practical Citycar. Thanks to the latest facelift, it now has more modern technology as well as a new front and new taillights. The engines with a displacement of 1 ...
The Skoda Octavia stands for space, good quality, modern technology and comfort. However, if such a vehicle features the RS logo, everything changes. This is especially true for the Skoda Octavia RS 245, the most ...
With the new Jeep Compass Jeep wants to position itself in the fast growing segment of the Compact SUV. The design of the Jeep Compass is reminiscent of the big brother Grand Cherokee and looks ...
The Volkswagen Polo found more than 14 million buyers since 1975. The new VW Polo should be the benchmark in its segment and should continue the success of the previous VW Polo models. To achieve ...
Volkswagen stopped the production of the VW Passat CC as well as of their top-model VW Phaeton. The follow-up model is called Volkswagen Arteon and comes with a unique and more than just ‘well-made’ exterior ...
