Reviews

The updated Jaguar F-type appeals on style and image, but there’s no escaping its age against razor-sharp rivals

Can a selection of new chassis tech tame this T-Rex of a Lamborghini V12 supercar?

The Trophy R is arguably the most focused, and extreme hot hatch ever made, albeit at a eye-wateringly high price.

A desirable balance of performance and control, beautifully built and charismatic. One of BMW’s best

The Audi A3 is now perilously close to losing its premium status in a competitive hatchback market

There are one or two reasons to buy a Fabia, but also several why you shouldn’t

Its looks may suggest otherwise, but this latest Atom is all‑new – and a huge leap forward, too

The BMW 4-series has never been more capable, but it’s come at the cost of charisma

Certainly not a sensible Defender, but one that appeals on a different set of metrics

A very good hot hatch, but a great Golf GTI, the new mk8 excels where required to form a very desirable offering

The Range Rover’s new powertrain improves an admittedly aging package, but age doesn’t inhibit regality and it still has that in excess

Cupra’s hybrid hot hatch isn’t really sure what it wants to be – wait for the regular Cupra instead

In the face of talented rivals, the M4 remains a solid, sophisticated option for keen drivers

Mazda’s lesser-powered MX-5 is a lesson in feel and rear-wheel drive dynamics but lacks the hardware to be as entertaining as its more powerful siblin…

It might be more sophisticated, but the new Fiesta ST is just as fun as its predecessor

The eccentric LC500 cabriolet is better than a boulevard cruiser and feels every inch the halo product Lexus intended

McLaren’s latest Long Tail fulfills its brief in once again pushing the supercar to the next level, the 765LT just has to prove its magic on the road …

Monster straight-line pace and impressive handling, but the Panamera sweet spot is found elsewhere

Most focused Panamera continues to impress, but high price makes an Audi RS6 look like a bargain

Subtle tweaks have made the Type R an even more formidable hot hatch, but we’re keen to try one again soon to understand fully the changes to the susp…

It’s been a success for Bentley, but can this facelift continue to carry Bentley’s fortunes? 

It may not be quite as sharp as its predecessor, but Ford filled in the gaps making for an impressive family hatchback

Probably the best S3 yet, but still not a class-leading entertainer

Britain’s most popular car also happens to be one of its most accessible driver’s cars

Based on McLaren’s 570S GT4 race car the new 620R claims to mix race car performance with road car usability.

Stage 2 tuning kit gives the Mk7.5 Golf GTI a real kick

New 911 Targa 4S offers coupe usability with more style than a convertible, but four-wheel drive only will put off those looking for the purist 911 dr…

Aston Martin's first SUV is more than a good SUV, the DBX is the best car the British firm makes

Still not a driver’s car like a 5-series, but the E-class hits the mark in almost every other area

An impressive spread of abilities was always on the call sheet, but the balanced chassis and impressive calibration take the package further

Direct, engaging handling and superb ride quality, plus strong performance: the sharp-suited Roma nails its GT brief

The idea of a 500-horse Focus won’t be for everyone, but for the rest it’s a glorious dose of internal combustion madness

The most enjoyable and rewarding M car to drive for quite some time. Potentially, a future classic.

Honda’s new electric car is fun to drive and bursting with personality, but low range may deter some