SEAT Toledo Style 1.6 TDI – Review
THE new SEAT Toledo could be the perfect getaway car. Okay, it may not be particularly quick but it certainly blends into the background pretty quickly and you’ll lose it…
Renault Kadjar Dynamique S Nav – Review
If you fancy one of those SUV Crossovers that are all the rage these days then you’ve probably short-listed the Nissan Qashqai as it’s a best-seller in that particular market…
DS 3 Cabrio Prestige THP 165 – Review
The new DS 3 Cabrio has a few things missing – yes, obviously a roof – but it is also missing the Citroen badge as DS is now a brand…
Nissan X-Trail Tekna DIG-T 163 – Review
ALTHOUGH larger than the Nissan Cashcow – sorry, Qashqai – you could be forgiven for getting the Nissan X-Trail mixed up with it’s smaller, best-selling, sibling as they do look…
Vauxhall Adam 1.2i Energised – Review
I had a bit of a fight on to drive the Vauxhall Adam as Mrs. B kept fawning over it. She thought it was the cutest car she’d seen for…
Lexus RX450h Premier – Review
AS luxury SUVs go, the fourth-generation Lexus RX450h is probably the most striking of all with it’s huge open-mouthed grill. The new origami-inspired look may not be to everyone’s taste…
Volkswagen Tiguan R-Line 2.0 TDI 4Motion 150 DSG – Review
THE new Volkswagen Tiguan is bigger, bolder and better equipped than the outgoing model but, more importantly, it is much better looking. In the flesh I would say it is…
Kia Optima 4 1.7 CRDi DCT – Review
KIA’S tag-line is “The Power to Surprise” and I’m not sure what I found more surprising when taking delivery of their latest offering. It was either that it was a…
Citroen C1 Flair 82 Pure Tech – Review
THE second generation Citroen C1 model improves on the first generation in both looks and equipment, and just like the previous version, shares it’s platform with the Peugeot 108 and…
Land Rover Discovery Landmark – Review
The Disco has been around since 1989 and with an all new Series 5 model due out later this year, there has to be a pretty compelling reason why punters…
