car reviews

The Kia Carnival is an excellent example of what a minivan does better than the average SUV, but also shows what people will sacrifice for more versatility

No obvious weaknesses, a quantum leap for EVs - proves what’s possible when you start from scratch with today’s tech

The latest Mazda CX-5 is a familiar recipe, but has lost some of the verve of its predecessor

Heading into the nearest Stellantis dealer to pick up a generic crossover? You might just have your head turned by the Leapmotor’s £29,995 price tag

The RS5 belongs to a world hell bent on disguising mass rather than stripping it out… nonetheless, it’s got spades of bandwidth

The Subaru Trailseeker is a compelling EV if you’re looking for a capable wagon-like crossover that can double as a weekend adventure vehicle

The reborn Prelude is a niche car underpinned by an interesting idea… now Honda needs to go and develop it even further

The Sealion 5's aggressive low pricing is a big hook in this day and age, but there's no hiding where that cheapness comes from

A solid and likeable evolution amid an SUV market undergoing revolution

It looks like a premium car and it's very practical, but the G6 is still just a bit too generic

There’s life in the executive estate yet. Simpler than a 5 Series, cheaper to buy and run than an SUV, just needs an excitement injection

We’re stoked that Kia hasn’t binned the hatch for good, but the K4 isn’t a great all-rounder like so many of its kin

The Nissan Frontier is a back-to-basics pickup that gets the job done, and does so fairly on the cheap

Toyota is lukewarm at best on EVs, and it shows in this less than mediocre effort with few redeeming qualities

The MG4 Urban isn't bad and it's certainly great value. But in no way is it aimed at people who like cars

The driver assist is infuriating and the handling isn't up to much... how badly do you want to save money?

The Fabia is the dictionary definition of 'easy to live with', or would be if the dictionary catered for phrases as well as words

An extremely competent electric SUV, but apart from those looks there's nothing to quicken the pulse

Relaxing to drive, hugely comfortable and impressively equipped, but not without its flaws

Ferrari’s replacement for the SF90 Stradale is faster, more agile and more fluid. Is that enough to carry that iconic name?

Toyota aims to keep the city car alive by making it a crossover SUV thing. Your nan will like it