Swiftly moving on to an honest, great value Suzuki
THE one word that always springs to mind when I think of Suzuki, isn’t “Value” or “Budget”, it’s simply “Honest”. And that’s because Suzuki motors are exactly that; you get…
Pint-sized Picanto Punches above its weight – Kia Picanto GT-Line Review
The Kia Picanto is the smallest model offered by Kia in the UK, and it seems to be a popular choice judging by the number of them on the roads.…
Volkswagen Polo SEL 1.0 TSI DSG – Car Review
THE Volkswagen Polo has been around in the UK since 1975 and in that time we Brits have bought more than 1.4 million of them. This may have been because…
Suzuki Celerio SZ3 – Car Review
THE Suzuki Celerio is the Japanese manufacturers most-affordable car and if you think that must mean a lack of refinement or equipment then you may be pleasantly surprised. The Celerio…
Citroen C3 – Video Review
You’ve got to love a Citroen for their quirkiness and Galic charm and the new Citroen C3 is no exception. Already reviewed alongside it’s main rivals on these pages, here’s…
Toyota Aygo x-press – Review
Toyota Aygo may be small but it punches well-above its weight. An oversight on the car-choice front recently found me driving a tiny Toyota Aygo X-Press – with Mrs B…
Volkswagen High up! – Review
Volkswagen’s High flying up! sets the standard. UPDATED in 2016, the Volkswagen up! is a boxy-looking but surprisingly spacious city car that has won many fans since its launch here…
Vauxhall Viva SE – Review
It’s a Vauxhall Viva Jim, but not as we know it … THE new Vauxhall Viva is nothing like the old Vauxhall Viva which was a full-sized family car capable…
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…
