BMW Hyundai Reviews

BMW performance hatch that is also a bit of a bargain. It's not quite a 1M, but it's close.

Being based on the best junior exec is a good start: this car is a belter.

The most complete compact exec and perhaps the best saloon of all.

The best small premium EV you can buy.

This is the future, supercar buyers. If this is how it's to be, bring it on.

It really does tick a whole lot of boxes. You know you want one.

Typically BMW for its sheer composure on the road and fine refinement.

Less inviting to own than a Mercedes C-coupe, but scores points with excellent driving dynamics, a strong range, well laid-out cabin and class-best infotainment.

City car that feels more grown up than its size would suggest. Hyundai has hit on a winner here.

Packed full of tech and beautifully made, but the S-Class is still better.

Another convincing effort from Hyundai and a tempting alternative to the more obvious Mondeo.

More efficient and effective car than its predecessors, just not quite as exciting

The new 5 Series is as good to drive as the BMW image, and yet it's as refined and plush as a Mercedes E-Class.

The default four-seat cabrio. Excellent engines and quality, impressive metal roof too.

Spacious and stylish addition to the growing ranks of school run specials

The X3 has never done BMW much credit, but the new one is a thorough enough job to take on the class best

Manages to serve up a zingy new style that hardly compromises its space or usefulness

You might not like to admit it, but the BMW X5 is a damn good car.

Hyundai arrives to worry the Ford Mondeo – and the impressive i40 certainly does that.

A brilliant premium hatch that appeals to both keen drivers and the economically minded.

Far better looking than the old 1 Series Coupe. Driving and owning qualities mark it out as a real BMW.

Sensible and worthy, but pretty desirable too. Tons of room in the back, but little driving fun to be had