car reviews

VW got a lot wrong with the ID.5... and hasn't fixed much of it with the facelift. Oh dear

Chunky Atlas Cross Sport is an comfortable cruiser but lacks a character of its own

The new Scenic is spacious, efficient, and good-looking. But did Renault have to pinch the name from its fondly-remembered MPV?

All previous Corsas have reeked of mediocrity, but not this one. Pity about the interior though

Leave your baggage about its looks at the door and the Cayenne Coupe is a stupendous thing

The Ford F-150 is a pickup that’s been indispensable to everyone that’s owned one for for the last 50 years

Possibly the best Lambo since the Miura, Lamborghini’s first hybrid combines technology with drama to great effect

The styling is a matter of taste, but anyone put off by it will be missing out on one of the best-realised EV crossovers there is

The Grenadier Quartermaster is unique in the UK pickup market. It’s hugely expensive, but it also has bags of character

Handsome, composed and capable crossover, but bargain price is offset by company instability

An exquisite object, and the ultimate ‘pub car’. Just be ready to answer a lot of questions from confused onlookers…

The X5 does an impressive job, but it's ultimately hamstrung by being a BMW

The e-3008 isn’t a revolution, but the design and interior have both improved over the old petrol car. Pity it’s not more spacious

A plug-in hybrid drivetrain adds new flexibility and ability to Jeep’s renovated, go-anywhere-in-comfort SUV

Lexus has high hopes for its smallest compact crossover. Smart looks, a premium interior and efficient drive offer plenty of promise

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

The flamboyant, bombastic Utopia is the car at its most sculptural, creative and majestic. A howling V12 theatre on wheels

The MX-5 dishes out open-air fun at entirely legal speeds and costs peanuts to run. What more could you want?

Sold in a trickle when new and was widely seen as flawed… now a resto’d one will go for £100k