car reviews

Crossover'd A-Class is an improvement on the old one and will no doubt sell very well indeed, but it's not without its problems...

Merc’s second crack at a small coupe-ish estate car based on a hatchback… is a good’un

Surprise, Surprise - big Mercedes is excellent. And far less obnoxious to look at than its closest rival.

Far from M Division’s finest hour. Flashy and fast, but you couldn’t live with this ride

Take one Mercedes A-Class, subtract practicality, add style

Can BMW’s ultimate limo finally beat the Mercedes S-class, by a nose? Not quite.

It's very competent across the board, but not greatly different from the rest of the BMW range

BMW X1 review: by going transverse-engined the X1 has become technically less distinctive, but more useful in the real world.

BMW's big hatch prioritises people space over the boot, and that's how it's different from a Touring.

AMG's mid-life tweaks to the GT supercar make it a very compelling choice.

BMW brand diversification continues. A pricey people carrier, but a cut above

Not-quite replacement for the 1M Coupe is fast, fun to drive - and a whopping £10,000 cheaper

New 5 Series is even better than the old 5 Series. Brilliant, then. As you were...

Mercedes E-Class Estate review: Merc's big load-lugger has discovered a sense of style

Odd-looking CLA is more flawed than we'd ever expect from Merc in 2016

Rivals challenge the 4 Series in individual areas, but struggle to replicate its all-rounder appeal.