drive it! presents a four wheel drive this week that can look back on 40 years of history but which is still right up to date. And, we examine a bunch of other cars which are just a little older - but which already have the potential to be called classic cars.present it! Range RoverIt’s now forty years since the Range Rover brought luxury into the four wheel drive market.Back then it was the first off-roader that could double as a comfortable family car. Next year two new models will come onto the market - the 4.4 liter V8 diesel version with 313 horsepower and the 5 liter V8 petrol car with 510 horsepower. Our test car is the new "Autobiography". The asking price is 114,000 Euros. examine it! Classic Cars of TomorrowPerfect condition, expensive and dating from another generation - they're the typical characteristics of a classic car.But those things alone aren't enough to make a car go down in history. The Mercedes 300 SL is one of the top classic cars, for instance, thanks mainly to its unique, stylish lines. So, how will things turn out in the next decades with the models from today? drive it! examines what a car needs to be considered a classic. BMW Z3 or Maserati - which one has the potential to become a proper classic car?test it! Peugeot 3008A modern people carrier is much more than just a vehicle for getting the kids from A to B.Peugeot's 3008 crossover was launched in 2009. It's a van, sedan and SUV wrapped into one. drive it! tested it out. The rear trunk is robust and flexible thanks to the split hatch door. An internet connection is available when on the road offering passengers new and exciting possibilities. A hybrid 3008 will also be on the market in early 2011. inside it! Xenon Headlights - are they blinding?Xenon Lights - the new headlight generation where Xenon gas creates a blue-violet and clear light.For drivers coming in the opposite direction, Xenon headlights are often an unusual sight. Many people feel blinded. Drive it! went to the bigge...