Ford introduced the Ka in 1996. Since then, 1.4 million units have rolled off Ford assembly lines. Now the second generation Ka has made its debut, and is expected to continune its predecessor's success...
present it! The new Ford Ka


Ford introduced the Ka in 1996. Since then, 1.4 million units have rolled off Ford assembly lines. Now the second generation Ka has made its debut, and is expected to continune its predecessor's success. An affordable small car, with perky good looks inside and out. Built on the same platform as Fiat's retro 500, the Ford Ka is a completely different kind of car. Prices start at 9,750 Euros. compare it! Skoda Fabia vs. Mini Clubman


Do the Mini Cooper Clubman and Skoda's Fabia manage to combine stylish design with practical utility? Both cars are dependably safe and offer strong performance. The Clubman has more standard features that are available only as options on the Fabia, e.g. an electronic stability program (which BMW calls "DSC"). But the Clubman also costs considerably more.picture it! Fuel cells - how practical is hydrogen?


Automakers have long been promising a bright future for hydrogen-powered cars. Now Mercedes has unveiled a new experimental model, the F-Cell. A production model of the car is scheduled to go on sale in 2010. But why are hydrogen-powered cars taking so long to mature? We tested the car to find out.examine it! Recycling: old cars resurrected


It used to cost money to have a car scrapped in Germany. Today Anna Scheider gets 70 euros for her old Golf. It's a veritable treasure trove of recyclable parts. All the dismantled parts are listed in a pan-European Internet catalog called "EU Cars". Anyone looking for spare parts can click online and see what's available. More than 50 German scrap yards sell parts via the site, which means fewer cars end up being crushed and scrapped.vintage! Aston Martin DB5


Aston Martin, DB5. A classic British sports car. Alex Lancashire from London dreamed of buying this car in his youth. The reason was the sleek design and of course, James Bond. Today Alex is the proud owner of a DB5. During the week he drives his kids to school in it. But every spare moment he has he's out on the track soaking up the atmosphere of racing.