Here are the UK's best-selling cars of 2025... so far

"Love the way it looks? Then the Tucson doesn’t put a foot wrong, driving decently and brimming with well-implemented tech. Always bought Hyundais for their sensibility, and not so sure on the styling? Then rest assured the only thing longer than the equipment list is the warranty."

Read our full review of the Hyundai Tucson

"This one is among the good ‘uns: it suits its skin rather than looking like a bloated hatchback, the interior feels genuinely fresh, and it’s one of the better driving, sportier small crossovers in a bustling, often dizzyingly crowded segment."

Read the full Peugeot 2008 review here

"This is a mid-size SUV that aims to stay steadfastly sensible while all around it try to win your attention with obtuse design. And aside from its tough ride, there’s not a huge amount to truly criticise."

Read the full Volkswagen Tiguan review here

"The new HS represents a useful step forward; a car whose looks, powertrain and perception of quality have all improved."

Read the full MG HS review here

"There wasn’t a whole bunch wrong with the Mk7 Golf. And when the Mk8 arrived, we longed for the clarity of the old car’s infotainment. While the touchscreen still rules in the Mk8.5, the new system is undoubtedly an improvement. And the rest of the car is, sure enough, finely polished. Better steering, better refinement, better safety."

Read the full VW Golf review here

"The Juke's main pitch, as before, is its style. But it's no longer hobbled by it as the first generation was. It's perfectly OK to drive, with eager steering and a refined throttle. And it's now at least averagely practical..."

Read the full Nissan Juke review here

"All previous Corsas have reeked of mediocrity, but this one drives with poise and precision: it’s more refined, efficient, comfortable and it looks smart too."

Read the full Vauxhall Corsa review here

"Qashqais were always a very Goldilocks proposition for a lot of family transport in terms of exterior size vs usefulness – and it’s well-priced."

Read the full Nissan Qashqai review here

"It’s not quite as posh as an Audi Q3 or BMW X1, and not as engaging to drive as a Ford Kuga or Seat Ateca, but the balance between the two is well judged."

Read the full Kia Sportage review here

"It's easily superior to its closest rivals and brings driver appeal to a woefully uninteresting class of cars..."

Read the full Ford Puma review here