Articles with the tag: review

After all, in the summer, nothing feels better than driving with the windows down and the sunroof open…

For a number of years, there were two distinct camps when it came to large family hatchbacks. The Ford Mondeo and Vauxhall Vectra which later turned into the Insignia. Yes, other o...

Peugeot is going through something of a resurgence these days, and to be fair it’s been a long time coming. The brand found itself competing less and less with the big sellers an...

The Vauxhall Astra first appeared in the late 70s, and it was based on the popular Opel Kadett. When arrived, the Astra was available in just three body styles, coming as a hatch...

Look back several years at the small 4×4 market and your choices were somewhat limited, especially when you’re looking at the more premium, upper echelons of the segment. No...

Volvo knows a thing or two about making comfortable, spacious estate cars and this – the Volvo V60 – is its latest offering. The smallest load-lugger in the range, it’s aimin...

There used to be a time when the humble van was nothing more than a tool to get loads from point A to point B, but there are one or two that have developed something of a cult foll...

The top end of the off-road market has become pretty congested at the moment, with the likes of Range Rover, BMW, Porsche, Mercedes and Audi, not to mention Bentley and Lamborghini...

Ever since the GTI moniker first appeared on a Volkswagen Golf back in the 1970s, the famous badging has become synonymous with exciting, but relatively affordable motoring. Now, i...

Yes, I know, it’s another crossover. But let’s give this – the Kia Stonic – its chance to make itself known. One of the latest cars to come from the South Korean manufactur...

When Nissan paired the humble family hatch with a small 4×4 back in the early naughties, the Qashqai was born and with it came a whole new segment, the crossover. Since then i...

Anyone who knows anything about the Porsche 911 line-up knows that there are no shortage options. Now, we’ve already covered the lower end of the 911 range in another video, but ...