Isuzu D-Max DL40 Double Cab Auto road test review – room for your work family, too! 
Honda HR-V Hybrid roadtest review 
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Suzuki Across PHEV road test review 
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Shark adds new graphics for Vancore
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Peugeot 308 Feline THP 156 roadtest review
PEUGEOT are leading the way in a quiet revolution of interior design for their automobiles.
It started with the 208, and has now been introduced in the company’s new 308 model range. I am a fan, but there are more than a few dissenting voices – so what is all the fuss about?
The crux of the matter is the size of the steering wheel and the position of the instrument binnacle. The French carmaker has moved the instrument binnacle to the top of the dashboard so it sits higher, in the driver’s eyeline, a boon for safety, as you don’t have to take your eyes off the road for so long to check your instruments.
Vango Stelvio 200 tent is perfect for touring on a motorcycle
TOURING on a motorcycle raises a fairly unique set of challenges – especially, if like me, you’re not very good at travelling light!
With only three boxes and a back seat however, it does tend to focus your mind on what is actually essential for a long weekend away, and the Suzuki luggage set on my V-Strom is surprisingly capacious if you pack carefully and use every last bit of space.
Dacia Logan MCV gives rivals run for their money
DACIA call the Logan their MCV – standing for Maximum Capacity Vehicle. There’s still the whiff of old Eastern Europe austerity about that, somehow.
Skoda Rapid Spaceback SE 1.6 TDI 90PS DSG road test review
SOME say Space is the final frontier, but for Skoda – well, it’s just another day in the office!
This week’s test car is the estate version of the Skoda Rapid, and as well as lots of space and practical storage solutions, it is available with a host of optional extras to complement an active lifestyle.
Glance through the brochure and you are really spoilt for choice, with various storage nets, roof bars, bags, bumper protectors, rubber mats, and even a large protective rear seat cover to stop Fido getting hair all over your nice smart seats!
Young Brits most prolific selfy takers
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Call to regulate car retail sector
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Kia pro_cee’d GT road test review: It’s a quick Kia, pro_cee’d with caution!
A Kia with a GT badge? Really? Yes, it’s true! DAVID HOOPER has been putting…