car reviews

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

First car from Caddy's new range makes the future look bright...

A great entry to the hallowed 1LE fold

Everything we've come to love about new-age Volvos in a smaller size

Easy to own but there's not a lot of flair compared to its myriad rivals

Perhaps not the same achievement the old 675LT was, but a brilliant supercar nonetheless

Unless you need proper off-road ability and colossal towing capacity, give this one a miss

More off-roadery than many in this sector, but sadly lacking any other USP against some talented rivals

Won't set the pulse racing, but it'll probably make your wallet happy. A worthy, forgettable city car

Practical and liveable, but also blooming good to drive. The 911 is *the* all-round sports car

The car that epitomises Aston’s brand values better than any other. Massively potent twin turbo V12 up front, rear-drive, 2+2 layout inside.

Praise be, BMW’s given us a proper M driver’s car. The M2 Competition is simply outstanding.

The simplest and most exciting Toyota in years is also a real pleasure to drive

Facelifted Sportage gains mild hybrid diesel tech, but it’s not enough to radically alter the class landscape

A much better all-rounder than many people give it credit for. Maserati's refreshed SUV deserves a wider audience

About as painless to drive and own as a family car gets. The Tucson ain’t interesting, but it’s very good all the same

Its looks are as divisive as its very proposition, but getting noticed is part of its job and the new X4 sure does that

A coupe that majors on comfort and luxury. Unless you go for the C63 AMG, in which case it's NUTS

McLaren's most extreme road car ever wants to set new standards in track performance. Does.

Mercedes nails it. The C-Class cabrio is pleasant to drive but majors on open-top relaxation

Mitsubishi has stolen a march on the oppo here. In practice, it's not quite so impressive