In-depth reviews

Deeply traditional Morgan has been doing some extravagant things recently.

This chunky off-roader is yet another budget-priced vehicle with enviable ability off-road.

The 407 boasts a fine ride and very refined diesel engines, but its practicality is compromised by that stand-out style.

The 1007 is a difficult car to pin down and we're uncertain who it will appeal to, even though it has many positives.

The Colt CZC offers decent value for money. Its roof is well designed and handling agile, but ride, and material finish let it down.

The Caterham Seven might be an enduring legend, but it's evolved very gradually to respond to the needs of buyers, while providing ever more extreme p…

Great to look at, agile and fun to drive, the Punto Sporting has a lot going for it. It's well equipped too, and offers a fine blend of performance, e…

The Discovery has a polished drivetrain and chassis, with excellent build quality, strong residuals and a class-leading image.

If your next £50,00 sports car has to be British, then the Marcos TSO is well worth considering.

Firmly established as a manufacturer, Noble Moy Automotive has built up an impressive reputation for building sports cars that can take on the competi…

Ageing French supermini is off the pace and due for replacement, but has enough charm to ensure it remains popular to the end.

With a real dose of Italian style, the Grande Punto is not only one of the largest superminis, it's also one of the best.

Fiat has done a great job with the Sedici. It's good to drive, well built, has a stylish cabin and genuine off-road ability.

This fantastic-looking two-seater coupe and convertible is one of the most characterful around

The 207 isn't a class leader. While the driving experience is a plus, the engine and gearbox disappoint, and the design hasn't changed much.

Stylish Alfa Romeo GT looks great and performs well, especially in diesel guise

With our cities getting more and more congested it's little wonder that people are finally waking up to the qualities of smaller cars.

The Eos proves that VW is capable of building great cars. With a stiff body, handsome looks and good road manners, it has few weaknesses.

The GS450h is a very convincing hybrid. Eerily smooth and fast, well equipped and refined, it's the best model in the GS range.

The Getz offers lots of room, is well equipped and impressively designed. It's a strong budget supermini.

With more recognised luxury marques now in foreign control Bristol is totally unique in providing bespoke luxury cars for discerning customers.

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There's no doubting the quality of the Honda. But the two-rows-of-three layout is an acquired taste, and the FR-V looks pricey.

Focus-rivalling Peugeot is very good at being average, but lacks the magic to challenge class-leaders.

Classy styling and low running costs mean the Audi A4 Cabriolet isn't easily dismissed

Great to drive, generously equipped, affordable to run and buy, the 159 ticks all the right boxes while appealing on an emotional level too.

Co-developed in association with General Motors, this Hungarian built compact car has, in its previous form, consistently been a best seller in its na…

Like its Kelisa relative the Kenari is another Perodua based on an old Daihatsu model.

Peugeot 807