car reviews

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

Hugely comfortable, impressively equipped and assured to drive. The new C-Class ticks a lot of boxes

A terrific car, a genuine exponent of light weight and something pleasingly different to drive

Fiat's recast 500 is a solid, refined little electric car

The M2’s matured into a rounded, grown-up complete sports coupe, but some of the first car’s impish charm has been lost

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

BMW's second full-electric car is a little more 'normal', a pragmatic EV designed to make ICE transition easy

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

It’s a deeply complete car, the Cayenne: practical, potent and very clever. Underneath, it’s still at the top of the class to drive

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

If you want to experience the best chassis in the business, it's here. And thankfully the 6cyl is back, too

Jag's best-selling SUV remains as relevant today as the day it was born, and highly competent at the job it was brought into this world to do too

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

One of the most complete electric cars money can buy. Decent build quality, handsomely styled and easy to drive

If you can make use of it, there's nothing to match it

Mercedes takes the ponderous GLC SUV, removes practicality and charges more for it. Hmm...

The Cullinan: named after a diamond, styled after a taxi, yet wonderfully dignified and remains every inch a Rolls-Royce

Ford has used Fiesta bits to make a proper chunky little MPV. Of course it was going to be good

Mini-me EQS that's comfier than its big brother. Would be more relaxing if the tech was less overwhelming