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2019 Kia XCeed Review: An (SUV-)inspired business move
Around 50% of buyers expected to take the new and Kia XCeed over its cheaper Ceed sibling. So what will they be getting for their extra money?
Why the BMW i3 could be the Greenest Used Car of All
The BMW i3 is not only one of the most interesting used cars that a sensible sum of money can buy, but it’s also one of the greenest, says Vicky Parrott.
2019 Audi S6 Review: Does the switch to diesel matter?
The Audi S6 has morphed from a supercar-engined saloon into a seemingly more sober diesel. Does it still have what it takes to entertain?
The Best-Selling New Cars of 2019
The new car market is hugely important to Britain’s economy. Here are the 10 best-selling models according to data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
How to Buy a Porsche for the Price of Polo
It is entirely possible to buy a used Porsche for the price of a new VW Polo, but should you do it? Brett Fraser did – and here he explains why.
Automotive Anniversary: 70 years of the disc brake
As with so many automotive technologies, the origins of the disc brake can be traced back to the aerospace and defence industries.
2020 Volkswagen Passat GTE Review: A green machine, but is it mean?
The Volkswagen Passat GTE plug-in hybrid has been revised with an improved electric range and more equipment. But what does it add to the Passat range?
£1,000 Wonders: Why cheap doesn’t mean terrible
Buying a car on a budget doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll need to drive an old and unreliable banger, as our guide explains.
Five Fun Convertibles for Less than £4,000
Almost all convertibles offer a memorable driving experience, but that doesn’t mean they need to cost a lot of money to buy and run, as these five examples prove.
Mazda MX-5 30th Anniversary Edition Review: Just about perfect
Mazda celebrates the 30th anniversary of its MX-5 with yet another special edition. No complaints from us.
Automotive Reincarnations: Triumph 2000 and BMW 5 Series
While you might not readily associate an old Triumph with the all-conquering BMW 5 Series, there are plenty of design and engineering themes that connect the two, says Lewis Kingston.
Enjoy them while you can: Six car features that’ll soon be extinct (and one that we hope stays)
With the introduction of new technology to the car market, so some once familiar features are slowly becoming obsolete. Here are six examples that are already well on their way out.
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