In-depth reviews

The SEAT Ibiza includes great on-board tech and still sets a high standard in the supermini class

The Mercedes E-Class brings more tech than ever before, and it’s still a great long-distance cruiser

BMW’s Z4 front-engined, rear-drive sports car is an old-school delight, although keen drivers will favour a Porsche 718 Boxster

The Mercedes EQS is luxurious and quiet but can’t match rivals from the other German car makers

The Kia Sorento is a top-class family SUV with plenty of kit and space, although it's expensive to buy

Stylish looks, impressive technology, and a wide variety of engines make the Vauxhall Astra a convincingly good family hatchback

If you’re looking for a good-value supermini that’s comfortable and efficient, then the Citroen C3 Origin is worth considering

If you want a luxurious and spacious estate, the Volvo V60 offers a relaxed alternative to German rivals

A great alternative to an SUV, the Volkswagen Passat provides comfort, refinement, and a healthy dose of practicality

The Mercedes EQE is an all-electric E-Class alternative and offers enormous range and slick on-board tech

The BMW 5 Series goes large on technology and electrification, but the keen dynamics of the previous model remain

The Ford Ranger injects more tech and style into the already highly capable pick-up

Practical and efficient, yet still great to drive, the Ford Kuga is an appealing family SUV

The Audi TT is a truly accessible sports car; stylish and good to drive, with a well-crafted interior and impressive onboard technology

The Lexus UX hybrid is good to drive, economical and should be easy to live with, too

Sophisticated, well-built and typically great to drive, the all-electric BMW i4 is an easy car to recommend

Ford’s best-seller is finally available as an electric van, and it’s a very convincing one at that

A clever rethink of the small, affordable car theme, the C3 and its all-electric e-C3 twin have the potential to really shake up the market

The Smart #3 is a practical mid-size coupe-SUV that’s great to drive but with annoying infotainment and quality issues

The Honda e:Ny1 is a bit of a mixed bag in the competitive compact electric SUV class

Adding a bed to the company's go-anywhere Grenadier 4x4 comes with compromises

Practical, efficient and highly specced, the hybrid Honda Jazz supermini is an attractive if relatively pricey package

The Skoda Karoq provides plenty of practicality and all the equipment mid-size SUV buyers would need for a reasonable price

The MINI Cooper is a high-tech electric hatch that maintains a premium feel while also being fun to drive

The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is a very impressive electric car with a unique look and excellent technology

If you’re after an affordable supermini with plenty of space, comfort and on-board technology, then the Skoda Fabia won’t disappoint

The Cupra Ateca comes with plenty of performance and lots of kit, although many of its rivals feel fresher now

The C4 Cactus is a great left-field choice, combining a stand-out design with good levels of comfort and efficiency.

The MG HS could well hit the spot if you’re after a keenly-priced family SUV with a strong safety rating

B-ON promises to be a fleet manager’s dream, but the Pelkan is only so-so for the driver

The Citroen C4 X is an impressively comfortable family car, although a rather forgettable driving experience counts against it

The Genesis GV70 is a well equipped, refined and luxurious family SUV that’s good enough to rival German models

A spacious interior and refined driving manners show there’s more to the Dacia Sandero than just the price

The Kia Niro EV boasts a number of key upgrades over its best-selling predecessor, the e-Niro, but range isn’t one of them

The Audi Q5 is refined and comfortable, but other SUV rivals offer a bit more involvement and agility

The DS 3 is a left-field choice in the small premium SUV segment, and one that’s been developed with comfort in mind