car reviews

The Alfa Junior is a lot of fun in Veloce form… just know the range means you’ll be having that fun briefly

The Bentley Conti GT goes hybrid… and gets better. New found balance and dynamism combine with outstanding waftability

Latest generation of VW’s best-selling model plays things with a straight bat. Not a thriller, but nor is it designed to be

Unquestionably better than its rather lumpy predecessor... but why not just go for a 3 Series instead?

As good as front-driven BMWs get, but arguably not as stylish as its sub-niche requires

The Toyota Sequoia’s a luxury tank with room for eight people, albeit one you’ll pay handsomely for

No major compromises versus the hard-top, and the V12 symphony is that bit closer to your eardrums. Find a tunnel, apply throttle, be happy

Credit to Leapmotor for giving the city car some love. Too bad the T03 lacks our favourite small car traits...

The world’s best-selling car gets a serious update in this second-generation. But is it enough to keep it at the top of the charts?

A top-notch redesign almost distracts from the distinctly average commuter crossover underneath

The C10 is competent in enough areas to be a budget option, but will you pine for one? No

A fine, relaxing executive saloon. Provided you’re able to ignore the distracting tech. And coarse four cylinder engine

Latest Vauxhall Grandland is an improvement, but it's not very exciting

A handsome saloon or estate that doesn’t try too hard to be an aero car

A six-cylinder sports drop-top sports car with a six-speed manual gearbox is a rare thing these days. The looks? That's up to you

For a car built to venture off the beaten track, the latest Forester sticks to familiar territory: comfy, spacious and dependable

Maserati reinvents itself for the electric age… with a car that doesn’t look too different from the old one. A bonkers V6 lives on, though

Renault offers an X4 rival at X2 prices and gets a lot of it right, but arguably misses the point of what a family SUV should really do

For all it owes to the Defender and G-Wagen, the Ineos Grenadier has lots of character of its own

Unpick the cringey slogans on the doors and you’ve got yourself a roomy, sensibly-priced and comfortable take on a supermini

A worthy effort and far from terrible, but the, um, err… Jaecoo isn’t memorable enough to offset its invisible badge kudos