The InEco is a fully-working concept for a battery-powered, sporty looking compact-sized model with the emphasis being put on making it as light as possible. To achieve its goals, the Dresden university worked together with experts from German companies Leichtbau-Zentrum Sachsen GmbH and ThyssenKrupp AG.

If the answer is yes, then we have a cropped image of an unnamed and unidentified premiere that's going to take place in Frankfurt, courtesy of automotive spy shooter Chris Doane, who shared this mystery photo on his Facebook page.

However, it is still expected that most new models will have no trouble in achieving the maximum rating, as all manufacturers now have vast experience in the field of safety and can prepare accordingly.

Well, you can now scratch the question mark off from at least one of those sketches, the one you see in the opening photo above, as it was released by Mercedes-Benz itself, which also confirmed that it's a concept that will debut at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show next week.

Well, guess what? The Russian was the one driving the car with the camera that captured the incident and doesn't appear to be at fault in any way.

The Corolla nameplate achieved this landmark number over the course of forty-seven years and eleven generations beginning with the original model that launched in November 1966 with an annual production target of 240,000 units at the Toyota's Takaoka Factory in Japan.

They don't exactly look like the work of an independent designer, but then again, you can never be sure these days, plus they're not all the same – you can see differences in the design details and even the shape of the rear-end among them. Since the magazine doesn't clarify, we'll drop some heavy grains of salt around the renderings until we get a definitive answer.