Reviews

Lacks the performance to do justice to a capable chassis, but there's still plenty to like about the C-HR

Range-topping 3008 delivers on style and quality but just misses out on class honours for driver appeal

Divisive styling, but still an interesting supermini alternative

Retro styling and last-gen underpinnings, but the sportiest Beetle still has merit

A talented all-rounder, but one lacking the final few degrees of performance and ability to put it among the greats

A talented all-rounder, but one lacking the final few degrees of performance and ability to put it among the greats

A whole host of small but significant changes have improved the CX-5. Not the most spacious, but a top choice for keen drivers

All-electric supercar proves EVs can be spectacular to drive

Short on fun factor, but remarkably capable in every other area, the latest 5-series continues to impress

Despite a new, louder exhaust and adjustable suspension BMW's smallest M-car retains its loveable character

The Q50 is well built and distinctive, but its driving dynamics are way off those of the class leaders and its steering saps confidence

The practical Czech hatchback has more than just a hint of sportiness in vRS 245 guise

Bentley’s first diesel will be a guaranteed sales hit, but lacks the polish some might expect

Phenomenal firepower of the 5-litre V8 is matched by impressive traction, but the SVR still lacks subtlety

A capable, fast and polished GT - the Ferrari California T is still lacking in that intangible Ferrari magic

If the McLaren 720S doesn’t quite hit the spot, you need one of these

The perfect blend of 90s looks, traditional 911 handling and quality engineering

A reasonable price for a significant amount of power, but there are downsides

Smaller and less engaging than a Volkswagen Golf, the Volvo V40 has style and safety as its key strengths

The McLaren 720S is an improvement over its predecessor in every respect

The entire 4 Series range is made up of stylish, comfortable and competent models

An effective and clever executive car, but no sports saloon

A7 Sportback is the stylish alternative to big saloons

A7 Sportback is the stylish alternative to big saloons

The small SUV coupe is undoubtedly capable, but it just isn't as talented as other, more performance oriented SUVs

The RP1 is a formidable track weapon that's as usable as a Caterham on the road

Refined and impressive, but not especially sporty

Facelifted Octavia vRS is a great all-rounder and fine value

A more spacious and stylish Vauxhall Insignia is still lacking the performance gene

Potent but pricey new Countryman is too big and heavy to be much fun

All-new Discovery is better on road than ever before with no compromise off it