In-depth reviews

Exciting, exotic and eccentric, the Huracan appeals on character as much as talent

Standard or Performance, coupe or Spyder – the current R8 is a quality, exciting and thoroughly involving supercar

Lexus has created a wonderfully distinct, charismatic and desirable alternative to German rivals

We can think of few more rounded, gratifying and superbly executed everyday performance cars. Classless, understated and utterly wonderful

Dramatic performance and plenty of grip for AMG's smallest offering, but you can find more fun for less money elsewhere

The regular Swift and the Swift Sport share many attributes, but the hot hatch fails to live up to expectations

The XC40 is actually a decent steer, chassis delivers good blend of agility and comfort, while petrol engines are punchy if characterless

Audi’s first coupe SUV isn’t the last word in driving thrills, but it serves up an easy to live with and satisfying package

Not a true thriller, but a competent car in which some fun can be had.

An all time classic

High-tech and slick inside and out, the A8 is an impressive luxury car - if not quite as compelling as an S-class

The Audi S1 brings speed, premium appeal and impressive build quality to the junior hot hatch segment.

The Porsche 911 Turbo still leads the way as a usable supercar

Frugal and refined but at the cost of excitement

McLaren has created a stunning hypercar of the modern age

It might be big and ugly, but the Cayenne is amazingly agile and truly involving to drive

A great grand tourer but definitely no sports car

The Cayman we've all been waiting for