It’s spaciousness - On wheels the new T model in Mercedes’ E Class.   Sportily light - Mitsubishi’s Lancer Sportback and Peugot’s 308 Sheer compact pleasure. present it!: Mercedes E-Class T-Modell When you think of Mercedes, most people automatically think of station wagon models that have been a steadfast part of the German carmaker’s palette for decades. The third body-style in the new E-Class has now been released. The T-model station wagon variant from Daimler offers a huge amount of cargo space. drive it! took it out for a spin.compare it!: Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback vs. Peugeot 308 Mitsubishi cars aren't famous for provoking strong emotions. Instead, they're generally considered to be reasonable wheels that are heavy on series extras. But the new Lancer Sportback is aimed at changing that. Mitsubishi wants to position it in the sporty segment to help polish up its boring image. Peugeot, on the other hand likes to flaunt a savoir-vivre image — a successful approach that has worked since the 1960s and 70s. Why should they change now? This week on drive it!, the Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback goes head-to-head with the Peugeot 308. inside it!: Tones in Cars It beeps, rings, shrieks and pings -- it's not only the parking assistant system that makes warning sounds. The tones chime to remind us of a wide array of things. That the door is open, the handbrake is on, or that the oil is getting low. In a modern car, more than 100 functions make use of warning sounds. Frank Kristen is a sound designer at Opel who composes the tones in a car. drive it! went to visit and find out more about a little-known art.admire it!: Brabham A legend on the track, the name Brabham instantly calls up images of Formula One. The Brabham facility has registered the brand, and is ready to hit the gas with the BT 92. Based on the M3 platform, a blue monster has been born. With 508 screaming horses under the hood, the BT 92 can now hit over three hundred kilometers an ...