car reviews

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

Ignore the grille, what lies behind makes the M3 the most complete sports saloon on sale today

A bunch of great updates make the Ford Mustang a sharper sports car while still staying true to its muscle car roots

A worthy estate that’ll swallow up family life better than any crossover. Strong exterior and interior design too

The last ever petrol-powered Lotus looks fantastic and drives with precision, but not quite as much emotion as we might’ve hoped

The Velar plugs a gap in, er, Land Rover's range of Range Rovers. It's bigger than the Evoque but smaller than the Sport

Hyundai’s upgraded SUV takes on heavyweights and holds its own

A decent first attempt at a purpose-built EV from Lexus. Quite expensive though...

Jaguar stepped bravely into the unknown and nailed it. A rapid, desirable, good-looking car that happens to be powered by electricity

Mazda’s oft-overlooked Corsa rival isn’t a bad all-rounder, but is let down by its weak naturally aspirated engine range

Latest CR-V is a sensible family buy and the new PHEV option makes sense for company drivers

Smart has been reborn as a Toys R Us Mercedes. Soft-edged and comforting, but it’s yet another electric crossover and lacks a USP

The most involving, joyous 992. It just makes you want to drive. What more can a sports car do?

Yes, it’s a rubbish ‘car’... because it isn’t one. But it is fun to use and an entirely loveable object

Sportiness is all well and good, but there’s no harm in prioritising comfort and serenity. The e-C4 is one such car

A solid electric car for people who are looking for a solid electric car experience

The EQS SUV does it all but it lacks the character and supreme authority that makes the Range Rover such a lodestar

Few buyers will make full use of all the Defender's abilities, but it's a family car that’ll make you feel adventurous

It might be a more 'accessible' Ferrari, but don't be fooled - something of an assassin still lurks within

The most powerful hot hatch in series production operates unobtrusively when you don’t demand much from it, and goes properly feral when you do

What the Crosstrek lacks in power and tech it makes up for with butch capability and excellent on-road comfort