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If variety is the spice of life, then Smart’s lineup is quickly becoming a particularly tasty dish thanks to a number of new models having been launched in the past few years – and the Smart ...

If you’re looking for a new family car, then the Vauxhall Astra might currently have a spot on your shortlist, especially since it’s been consistently at the top of the sales charts since its ...

If you think about it, the new Aston Martin DBX S has a lot in common with a fresh plate of sushi topped with wasabi sauce – what was already a high-end dish enhanced with a spicy kick of flavour.

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Kia is known as a value-for-money brand that's been at the forefront of the drive to pure electric vehicles. It has built up a strong reputation for dependability with all models backed by its ...

There’s an old adage that says the first step is always the hardest, so as Suzuki launches its first of four electric vehicles (EV), each arriving with around 18 months grace, you can imagine ...

The E-Scudo has had a light refresh but still can't match the abilities of the best medium electric vans The Fiat E-Scudo is one of those badge-engineered van models you've probably seen out of ...

Japanese brand, Mazda, is renowned for being innovative. Past highlights include the rotary-engined RX8 sports car, and in recent years it's pursued a strategy of efficient petrol engines that ...

As part of the Volkswagen Group, many of Skoda's models share their underpinnings and engines with other brands, such as Volkswagen, Audi and Seat. However, there's usually something that sets ...

Not so long ago, there were only two types of hybrid technology. There were regular hybrids – sometimes referred to as 'self-charging' hybrids which could cover short distances on electric power ...