Opel is following up its economy version of the Insignia OPC with a performance edition. The new Insignia OPC’s 325 hp make it the most powerful sibling in the family...admire it! The Opel Insignia OPCOpel is following up its economy version of the Insignia OPC with a performance edition. The new Insignia OPC's 325 hp make it the most powerful sibling in the family.It comes in 3 versions: notchback, fastback and estate. All models can be turned into sportier versions with more direct acceleration and steering at the touch of a button. The Opel/Vauxhall Insignia OPC goes on sale in the fall. Prices start at 44,900 euros.compare it! Renault Twingo vs. Hyundai i10The popularity of smallcars in Europe certainly predates the German government's car-scrapping scheme.But this summer they have become a real must-have item. The Renault Twingo looks as good as ever in its third generation. The all-new Hyundai i10 is looking to shake up the European smallcar market. Drive It! took a closer look at them.examine it! Eye-Catching Vehicles of YesteryearSometimes a car is more than just a means of transportation. Exotic people need exotic cars to underline their chosen lifestyle.23-year-old Lennart Wolff, for example, is a successful clairvoyant who drives a 1978 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith II. Heike Kaletta likes unusual cars of a different variety - although the Fiat 500 was a common enough sight back in the 1970s. The no-frills Fiat is a real head-turner today.present it! The Skoda YetiYeti - a promising name for the new compact SUV from Skoda. It does not disappoint on the price front, with the basic version with front-wheel drive selling for under 18,000 euros.Four-wheel drive editions start at 23,000 euros in Germany. The Skoda masters the open road with dynamism, easy handling and comfort galore. Off-road it is eager to prove its climbing credentials.inside it! Cell Phones with Sat-Nav"Smartphones" are becoming more popular than conventional in-car sat-nav systems. These a...