Lexus RC 300h Luxury Premium Navigation road test report and review
Lexus RC 300h Luxury Premium Navigation road test report and review: DAVID HOOPER reviews the dramatic…
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Skoda Superb SE L Executive road test report and review
ASK anyone to name a few prestige luxury car manufacturers and I wonder how many of them would mention the Skoda brand. But let me tell you, if they didn’t, they’d be missing a trick and almost certainly be spending far more than they need to on their luxury transport.
SEAT Leon X-PERIENCE SE Technology 2.0 TDI 150 PS 6-speed road test report and review
THE Seat Leon Sport Tourer is a good-looking and practical motor car, but add a four-wheel-drive system and raise the suspension a bit, and you’ve got a whole new X-perience!
Seat Ibiza FR 1.4 TDI 105 PS road test report and review
THE Seat Ibiza is a is a great looking little car with sharp styling and distinctive lighting signatures front and rear. I loved this Alor Blue metallic colour of our test car which is a £550 option, but really suits the car and contrasted perfectly with the black and alloy wheels which created a fair swathe of kerb appeal.
Renault Kadjar Signature Nav dCi 130 road test report and review
Renault Kadjar Signature Nav dCi 130 road test report and review: This C-segment Crossover is…
VW Passat Estate 2.0 TDI SE Business road test report and review
THIS is the eighth generation of the Passat, which since its launch in 1973 has racked up over 22 million sales worldwide and going on for half a million in the UK, where the estate version consistently outsells the saloon.
Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ti-VCT Hybrid Electric Titanium road test report and review
It has taken some time, but Ford’s first hybrid vehicle to be produced in Europe is making a glimmer of progress in the UK.
Jeep Renegade 1.6 MultiJet II Limited 120 road test report and review
IT has been some considerable time since I last drove a Jeep, so spending a few days at the wheel of this latest Renegade model was a great demonstration of just how far they’ve come in a relatively short space of time.
Bridgestone calling on UK to follow Ireland’s tyre lead
BRIDGESTONE is calling on the UK Government to follow Ireland’s lead in implementing mandatory fines on motorists who drive with defective or worn tyres, in the interests of road safety. Only last week, the Irish minister for transport, tourism and sport, Paschal Donohoe announced the new Fixed Charge Notice (FCN) offence for motorists, with fines of €80 now in effect.