car reviews

The C5 Aircross won't scratch your driver's itch, but it's a part-of-the-family kind of car, at ease with itself

Citroen's hatch isn't like all the rest and plays big on comfort. Plus, it's not a crossover

A proper Top Gear hero. Seriously overdelivers on the underpromising price...

Makes no promises it cannot keep, and absolutely nails the brief Dacia set for it: simple, spacious motoring for pennies on the pound. Now with added refinement

Enormously practical and built for family life, the Berlingo does all you could realistically ask of it

A characterful supermini with decent levels of comfort, the C3 has ended up as a likeable little car. If not for those with choice paralysis

Citroen's little crossover has a very useful cabin, and it's more individual than many of its ilk. Pity it's not as comfy as billed

As useful as cars get below about £20k. But as joyful? Um...

Fun to drive, fun to operate and cheap to run. Other city cars are cleverer, but it's still competitive

Citroen has made the C4 Cactus more mainstream, yet conversely it's become a more niche choice in the process

Citroen goes back to its roots and gives us something completely different, cheap, cheerful and innovative