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Mercedes-AMG SL 43 review: A good-looking disappointment
Doris Day owned one, Cary Grant rode it in To Catch A Thief – but bringing back the SL's old engine model is a mistake
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Lexus UX300e review: updates impress, but charging is anything but rapid
The cramped interior and high price remain, but Lexus’s first EV is now a much more likeable proposition
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Fiat 600e review: Spacious and comfy, but not without its problems
Now part of the Stellantis car-making conglomerate, Fiat has had to do some fast thinking for its family SUV/estate. Has it been worth it?
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Polestar 2 review: more range than a Tesla Model 3 – for less cash
Bigger batteries and a switch from front- to rear-wheel drive mean that the Polestar is now even more recommendable
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Ferrari Roma Spider review: a soft-top Ferrari for hardcore fans
With supercar sales reaching unprecedented levels in Britain, the iconic marque is betting big on its latest offering
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Volkswagen ID.3 review: detail changes fix some flaws, but not all
The ID.3 feels smarter, smoother, and better quality now, but it still isn’t quite what we’ve come to expect from VW
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Toyota C-HR PHEV review: A decent revamp but no revolution
Having found itself with a hit on its hands, Toyota has now added plug-in hybrid tech, new styling and a better user interface to its SUV
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BYD Seal review: Proof that China is catching up with Tesla
Is this the most credible car yet from this Chinese car maker and moreover, is it actually better choice than a Tesla Model 3?
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The Flying Spur Hybrid review: the ultimate company car but not quite the ultimate Bentley
For top-flight company car drivers, the Bentley Hybrid’s low tax liability makes it the obvious choice
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Honda ZR-V review: A decent car, but still a niche too far
It slips into the middle of the two most popular car classes, but is Honda’s new ZR-V just a Civic on stilts and does that really matter?
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MG4 XPower review: not the electric hot hatch we’ve been waiting for
This budget electric family car has over 400bhp, but is it fun or is it just fast? Because you can have the latter without the former
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Audi E-Tron GT review: a luxury EV for those who’d spurn an SUV
With its long, low stance, the E-Tron GT shows there is an alternative to the ubiquitous SUV for company directors seeking to go electric
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Honda e:Ny1 review: A crazy name for an ordinary car
Honda finally gets its act together in the most popular EV market, but can this crazily named battery SUV take on Tesla?
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Mercedes-Benz E-class review: better than a Rolls-Royce
After 70 years and 11 generations of E-class, is this finally the end for the big Mercedes-Benz saloon?
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BMW iX1 review: it’s been a long time coming, but it wasn’t worth the wait
BMW took its time about releasing the BMW iX1, but it’s still lacking a USP in a very competitive class
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Volkswagen Amarok review: VW’s Ford-based pick-up brings class but not value
Based on a Ford Ranger pick-up, the new Amarok is aimed at the top of the market. Has it got what it takes?
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Million Pound Motorhomes: flatpack potties and room for a Porsche – who says life on the road's dull
The Channel 5 series sells the joys of life on the open road – just follow your nose... in more ways than one
