car reviews

Not as sharply styled as it once was, and its lack of individuality might perturb some. But the car’s core values mostly remain

Latest generation of the ultimate American go-anywhere 4x4 is the most authentic thing Jeep makes. Off-roaders don’t get gnarlier than this

The T-Cross isn’t a bad car and is different enough to the Polo on which it’s based

Aston at its best. And possibly the best Aston. A classic, elegant GT you no longer have to make excuses for inside and on the road

The latest 5 Series is every bit as brilliant as its predecessor. As you were...

Fresh design inside and out, with quality execution, lots of tech and more competent dynamics

Does most of the everyday stuff nicely while looking like a bulldog wearing a crash helmet

There aren’t many other ways into a new seven-seat EV. The EQB has a USP and runs nicely with it

All Audi brand values, wrapped up in an electric SUV package. No surprises here

BMW recognises that the iX2 isn’t for everyone. It’s not for us either – just get the iX1

Smart styling and lots of tech from BYD’s flagship saloon, but it isn’t as sophisticated to drive or operate as it is to look at

A behemoth of a car, but one bestowed with genuine practicality and actual off-road ability

A £75k Kia? Yes, the world's arrived here, but the EV9 does plenty to justify a once-fanciful price

Honestly? The new X2 doesn’t feel like a car BMW spent spent much time or love on

The Volvo EX30 is a likeable and admirable car, unless you’re sat in the back of it or lost in the labyrinth that is the screen

The Crosstrek is a proper old school, rufty-tufy, go anywhere small SUV that is sure to appease the Subaru faithful

Audi’s largest SUV takes the shock out of living with an electric vehicle

As unflappable and outrageously quick as ever, but it's a tad more fun this time around

Eccentric and a little expensive in PHEV form, yet easier to want than its rivals

New found dynamism and modern interior help make this the most accomplished Aston Martin we’ve driven in years

Desirable, yet frustrating. Expensive. It's truly niche