Reviews

Chunky Volvo V60 Cross Country estate offers blend of off-road capability and premium appeal

The entry-point to Audi ownership, the new Audi A1 TFSI won't leave anyone feeling short-changed

We see if sporty Ford S-MAX 2.0 TDCI seven-seater impresses on UK roads

We get behind the wheel of our favourite compact SUV, the Discovery Sport, with new Ingenium diesel engine from Jag's XE

Despite a less powerful engine, the Mercedes GLC 220d offers few real-world drawbacks over pricier GLC models

Lots of practicality and luxury mean the Mercedes V250 is one of the best upmarket MPVs on sale – but it comes at a price

Former test winner is finally starting to show its age in the face of ever improving competition.

Part of Sealey’s Premier range, this wrench really packs a punch and is rated up to 650Nm

Professional quality from this Bosch tool, which comes with two high-capacity 5Ah lithium-ion batteries

Top quality from this compact Makita, which was close to taking the win here

Japanese giant Panasonic finished second in our last impact wrench test, but takes the win this time round.

We get to grips with the Ford C-MAX 2.0 TDCi Titanium X on UK roads. Can its MPV practicality match its driver appeal?

Does five-speed manual box damage Abarth 695 Biposto's tiny supercar soul?

New turbo petrol engine increases appeal of Toyota Auris hatch

New Toyota Avensis family car is now more efficient and more desirable

We see if Mazda's sharp CX-3 crossover loses its sparkle with an auto box

First-ever petrol version of eco baby promises nearly 70mpg and strong refinement

Special edition Land Rover Defender 110 Adventure is pricey, but has plenty to get off-road enthusiasts excited

What happens when you put the 600bhp engine from a Nissan GT-R into the Juke crossover? We drive the Juke-R 2.0 to find out

Final report: Big van is up there with our award winners, and is set to be sorely missed

This Toyota GT86 has been tuned by Cosworth to produce up to 280bhp - but it's expensive

New Volkswagen camper is better than ever, but the high price will put some off

Our verdict on petrol version of new crossover, with CVT automatic gearbox

Made of a hard plastic composite rather than steel like rivals here, this Sealey still has a quality feel.

Another large box, this time with two deep drawers and one shallower one.

With six deep drawers, rather than the more usual nine for a unit this size, Halfords’ chest could be perfect for those with lots of kit in boxes.

It was a close battle for the final podium spot.

The most expensive on test, but it’s easy to see where the money has been spent.