Launched in 2006, produced for only two years. Features unique design with bowler hat-like rear overhang. Achieves 0-100 km/h in 5 seconds with 343 hp engine. Top speed limited to 250 km/h electronically
Hitler commissioned Volkswagen to create affordable people's car for Reichsautobahn. Ferdinand Porsche designed the car, with Béla Barényi's 1925 design concept. Production began in 1938, delayed by WWII due to factory construction. Initially called Volkswagen Type 1, renamed Beetle in 1968
First generation BMW 3 Series produced from 1975 to 1983. Replaced BMW 02 Series with two-door coupe body style. Total production reached 1,364,039 units
Introduced as Toyopet Crown in 1955 as Japan's main sedan. Featured suicide doors and independent suspension, replacing Master taxi model. First exported to US from 1958 to 1973, initially struggled with highway performance. Crown Eight introduced in 1964 as first Japanese mass-produced 8-cylinder vehicle
300 SL evolved from Mercedes-Benz W194 racing car in 1952. Features iconic gullwing doors and lightweight tubular frame construction. "SL" abbreviation means "super-light" in German. Initially priced at DM 29,000 for coupé, DM 32,500 for roadster
Guide rates vehicles based on speed, handling, fuel capacity and storage. All ratings based on stock engine and tires with best condition. Fuel consumption and 0-100 km/h times tested on flat road