car reviews

Electricity used to add depth and dimension to the supercar. The car that gave McLaren – and everyone else – sleepless nights

Impossible to rationalise the price. Just savour the fact a V12 manual super-GT exists at all

Another worthy crossover. Comfy, roomy, but it won’t tug your heartstrings

The car us Brits never knew we’d made: the Interceptor is the Great British muscle car

Vauxhall's biggest crossover looks the part, but a very ordinary drive makes it otherwise easily forgettable. Wait for the next gen

One seat, 10 cylinders, 1,200kg of downforce: McLaren’s clean-sheet track car makes a Senna GTR seem tame

Slippery saloon streamliner with driving manners in line with its long-range ethos: smooth, quiet, comfortable

The new MG 3 deserves its place at the supermini table. Good to drive, frugal to run, and cheap as they come

While the hybrid UX is a smart, comfortable and efficient family runabout, it's not without its flaws

The BMW 7 Series is a machine with real character, which is a major achievement. And is this the best car interior in the world?

The Leaf was once a trailblazer, but now it looks like an anachronism in the electric landscape

The Taycan's first big upgrade wisely concentrates on efficiency. Everything else was fine anyway

Peugeot’s largest SUV is a proper seven-seater with plenty of practicality and it looks stylish too

Its engine and huge breadth of ability make it feel increasingly special. A supercar that fully deserves its spot at the top table

GMC’s mid-range SUV is a competent, functional daily utility vehicle and little else

If you like the mad looks of this second-generation C-HR, there's very little to count against it

DBX proves it is possible to build a handsome and charismatic luxury SUV. Now only available in thunderous 707 form

Toyota’s latest Camry offers up buckets of hybrid-powered range and an equal amount of comfort to help enjoy it all

A family crossover by numbers. Too much of a cliche and not individual. Battery and motor tech shows promise though

The e-208's combination of range, easy personality, and surprising desirability make it a strong contender... just a shame about the price