Vauxhall Corsa SRi Nav – Review
THE humble Vauxhall Corsa has always been a little anonymous on UK roads – unless, of course, they’re sporting a huge exhaust, a ridiculously low ride-height and a rear wing that…
Kia Rio 1.0 T-GDi GT-Line S – Review
YOU may be surprised to learn that, globally, the Kia Rio is the Korean manufacturer’s best-seller – and this fourth-generation model looks set to continue the success with fresh styling,…
Suzuki Vitara SZ-T 1.0 Boosterjet – Review
OUTWARDLY, the latest Suzuki Vitara hasn’t had to change a great deal from the previous one and that’s mostly because people like it very much, thank you. But the Japanese…
Ford Fiesta ST 1.5 – Car Review
WHEN Ford release a model with the letters “ST” or “RS” attached to the name, then you can be sure of one thing: Expectations are sky high. After all, the nation has had a…
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 is never…
Kia Stonic 1.0 T-GDI ‘2’ – Car Review
SMALLER than Kia’s best-selling Sportage model, the Stonic is an out-and-out B-Segment SUV which means it’s entering the fastest growing market out there. Sales of these compact SUVs is expected to exceed 2…
Fiesta, Micra, Swift and C3 multi-car Review
Pretenders to the Throne . . . If you’re in the market for a new small car – or super-mini as we’re referring to them these days – then you’ve…
SEAT Ateca SE 1-litre Ecomotive – Car Review
SEAT’s new Ateca SUV is practical, stylish and great to drive – even with just 3-cylinders! SEAT’s entry into the ever-burgeoning SUV market is the well-received Ateca – a squarish-looking…
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…
Honda Civic EX – Review
Civic Pride . . . THE new 2017 Honda Civic has arrived and Honda has a new slogan to go with it: “We’ve changed everything except the name”. Well, they…
