Reviews

The new Nissan GT-R 2013 benefits from four years of near-constant tweaking

Halfords-exclusive Sonichi stereo was one of the first to offer digital radio, but it’s starting to show its age now.

It's the most expensive system on test, but as with the Pioneer, we think the Alpine is worth paying for.

A unique product in this test as it comes with its own antenna.

If you can live without Bluetooth connectivity, you’ll love the Highway H240Di

The Highway H260DBi looks identical to the 240Di, but costs £20 more because it also features Bluetooth.

A keen price helped the Kenwood get off to a great start.

This Pioneer is very slick.

Much like rival Prestone, this Bluecol screenwash includes a rain repellent and an insect remover.

A hefty price rise since our last test in 2011 doesn’t help this wash from Sakura.

Packed with de-icer and a rain repellent, this comes ready to pour.

Sonax Clear View won our test when it was a yellow formula.

US giant Prestone sparked the revival of ready-mixed washes when it hit the UK a couple of years ago, but this is a concentrate version of its Screen …

Even though this is just a small 500ml pack, it’s good for up to eight litres.

Like its stablemate, this contains nasty-tasting Bitrex to stop children accidentally drinking it.

We’ve long been fans of Double Concentrate.

Our winner is a sort of hybrid: it’s ready mixed for winter, but has a dilution table.

Can a green vehicle be truly desirable as a supercar? BMW believes so – and says the mid-engined i8 hybrid proves it

Official tuning partner adds power to rapid estate

Is entry-level hatch as good as higher-spec cars?

The Jaguar Project 7 is an F-Type-based one-off pays that homage to fifties D-type. And we drive it

The Nissan Pixo is one of the cheapest cars on the road - unfortunately it feels like it, too

‘Warm’ Kia Pro_cee'd hatch looks great and is extremely classy but fails to deliver an exciting drive

Agility and practicality ensure ultimate E-Class remains a great car

Pocket rocket gets more practical, but is still fun to drive

Storming pace is guaranteed, but does the Avant deliver enough in way of fun?