The Aygo is in its second incarnation, but it’s not ready to be reborn a third time quite yet. Instead, Toyota has given the car a facelift to freshen things up a bit. Tim Barnes-Clay drives the latest Toyota Aygo at the European launch in Denmark….READ MORE
Re-invented, the All New Ford Focus 2018
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View PostMercedes-Benz A-Class 2018 review
Drive.co.uk has been testing the new Mercedes-Benz A-Class this week. Read our first impressions on the new premium hatchback. The A-Class has become sexier with each incarnation – and 2018’s Mk4 is a car oozing desirability. It’s a classy hatch with one diesel option – the A180d. Then there are the A200 and A250 petrols. All are offered with a seven-speed dual-clutch auto. But, from 2019, manuals and more powerful engines will join the party. Tim Barnes-Clay enjoys the latest Mercedes-Benz A-Class A 250 AMG Line DCT…READ MORE
Ford S-Max MPV 2018 Review
View PostJeep Grand Cherokee Night Eagle, reviewed
For £49,440 plus £775 if you want pearl coat paint, you can have your very own Native American Jeep Grand Cherokee. Tom Scanlan gets the big sky feeling in one of America’s finest…READ MORE
The Fiesta ST-Line by Ford a super, supermini
The Fiesta ST-Line by Ford “How good is it possible for cars to become?” That question stirred at the back of my mind while driving the new 2018 Ford Fiesta ST-Line. Neil Lyndon hits the road in the sporty All New 2018 Fiesta ST-Line…READ MORE
Mazda MX-5 RF, one of the best
View PostAll New Suzuki Swift Sport – Fun for all
All New Suzuki Swift Sport – Fun for all – Yes, some of its products are tinny as old war helmets, but Suzuki knows how to make popular and fun cars – and the All New Suzuki Swift Sport is one of them. Tim Barnes-Clay at the European Launch in Southern Spain drives swiftly in the eagerly awaited All New Swift Sport…READ MORE
Alfa Romeo Stelvio – Capable, versatile and fun to drive
View PostThe pretty stylish Jaguar E-Pace reviewed
Time to tick boxes…Jaguar says of the E-Pace that it is a ‘compact performance SUV with sports-car looks’. Box ticked…that is if your idea of a sports car is no longer a low-slung open two-seater. The ever-admirable pen of Jaguar Director of Design, Ian Callum, obviously wants us to move on from that tired old idea and the E-Pace is certainly, I think, a good-looker in its idiom….Tom Scanlan puts Jaguar’s latest through its E-Paces.
