Category Archives: Car Reviews

Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid – Car Review

Hyundai’s foray into the world of hybrid vehicles starts with the aggressively-priced Ioniq mid-sized hatchback which takes on the all-conquering Toyota Prius – and on the face of it gives Toyota a bloody nose when it comes to pricing, being around £4,000 cheaper spec-for-spec than its Japanese rival.

Available as a hybrid or an all-out electric vehicle, the Ioniq is … Read the rest

Renault Scenic Dynamique S Nav 1.5 dCi 110 – Review

If any manufacturer is going to stay loyal to the idea of a Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) instead of yet another Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) then it’s bound to be Renault as they produced the first one way back in 1996 with the Megane Scenic. Since then MPVs have gotten progressively uglier and less-desirable – until now.

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SEAT Ateca SE 1-litre Ecomotive – Car Review

SEAT’s new Ateca SUV is practical, stylish and great to drive – even with just 3-cylinders!

SEAT’s entry into the ever-burgeoning SUV market is the well-received Ateca – a squarish-looking crossover based on the Leon and going head-to-head with the likes of the Renault Kadjar, Nissan Qashqai and the “good-grief, there’s another one!” Kia Sportage.

Now, I say squarish not … Read the rest

Skoda Superb Estate Sportline 4X4 DSG – Review

Skoda Superb Estate gets a sporty new look and remains a firm favourite for those looking for huge carrying capacity

THE Skoda Superb Estate was always great value as well as an excellent load-lugger which made it popular with everyone from cab drivers to campers as well as those families who prefer plenty of space for their offspring. So, the Read the rest

Audi A4 Saloon Ultra 2.0 TDI 190PS – Review

Still the best executive cruiser – but more stylish rivals are catching the new Audi A4 Saloon

THE Audi A4 often gets mentioned in the same sentence as the BMW 3-Series and the Mercedes-Benz C-Class because, like its German siblings, it is now established as among the very best when it comes to aspirational executive saloons – although Jaguar have Read the rest