Toyotas are renowned for their sturdiness and reliability, says our columnist.
It’s said you get what you pay for and in the case of the latest version of Dacia’s small SUV, the Duster, that’s a terrific deal.
A full-size Range Rover is now a very expensive piece of kit, says our columnist. The sales brochure from 1970 shows it cost less than £2000 then...
Maybe it’s because I’ve been driving one of the range, that I’ve noticed just how many of the family are being snapped up by cost-conscious owners.
Renault have got a trick up their sleeves in their new Austral, which replaces the family SUV, the Kadjar.
As with every EV, the electric power goes straight to the wheels with instant performance and it’s quick off the mark, says our columnist.
The Grenadier is designed to appeal to outdoor types, farmers and adventurers, says our columnist.
On the subject of fuel, you’ll need deep pockets if you want the Q8 in your drive, says our columnist.
While you may think all electric cars are beginning to look the same, Kia have come up with something very different.
Luck was on my side as I got hold of one of the last to come here, says our columnist.
'It is so good that transferring again to a conventional internal combustion-engined car feels like jumping into a plodding horse and cart.'
When I was a wee laddie anything bearing the label “Made in China” meant it was cheap and unlikely to last longer than a couple of weeks.
Politics can have more of an impact than you might think on your choice of car after a certain decision was taken.
Some things never get the recognition they deserve and on occasion that applies to the cars we drive.
I like technology and the improvements it can bring. Sometimes though, it goes too far and breaks the adage 'if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it'.
'I managed to get more than the claimed economy figure, nudging around 60 mpg over a range of conditions and roads with no obvious shortage of power.'
The Jeep may be the classic all-American beefy off-roader but the latest model to bear the name is a complete contrast to that image.
These car makers aren't hanging around in the race to all-electric.
The model has earned its stripes down the years, according to our columnist.
The bZ4X name sounds like some sort of mathematical formula or a symbol from the periodic table, says our columnist.
