Rarities, milestones, technical masterpieces: These cars are priceless but not inaccessible! The history of mobility in "Cars and Stars" - Our series begins.present it! The Opel AstraOpel is launching a newly developed generation of Astras. In comparison to its predecessor, the latest version is 17 centimeters longer, coming at 4.42 meters in length. It boasts improved handling and driving comfort. In Germany, the new Astra starts at 15,900 euros.compare it! The Volvo V50 vs. the Alfa Romeo 159 SWWhen Italian temperament is pitted against Swedish understatement you’ve got an interesting rivalry on your hands. Drive it! took an Alfa Romeo 159 station wagon and put it into the ring with a Volvo V50 to see just who would come out on top. The interiors of both contestants, at first, remain true to their brands. The Volvo does have a price advantage, weighing in at 23,690 euros in Germany as compared to the Alfa, which starts at 26,250 euros. But what of their charms? Their ride? Their suitability for daily use? Come find out on drive it! picture it! Is Germany really ready for electric cars? We put the Mitsubishi MIEV to the test Electric cars are coming into style, but perhaps more slowly than expected. While other car manufacturers conduct experiments, Mitsubishi is already stocking its shelves with its new i-Miev. Sales will start in Japan and move to Germany in 2010. We wanted to know how these quiet little cars do on the streets of Germany and just how far a charge of electricity will take you. spot it! ETOX - the first Turkish sports car Turkey is certainly not known as a sports car producer. Erkan Malkoç wants to change that with the country’s first car since 1984, the Etox Zafer. Erkan is famous in his homeland. Celebrities and businessmen have their cars tailor made by him. Violet-tinted glass and a creative design make the Etox Zafer a real eye-catcher. The diesel engine, however, is produced by Renault and generates 125 horsepower. The company is con...