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Hyundai i800 CAR review

Jed Maxwell, 20 May 2008 11:00

For seats, no current car can match the Hyundai i800. There’s nothing flash about the folding mechanism, nothing novel about its construction, nothing ground breaking about the use of space; it’s far more fundamental than that. Quite simply the Hyundai i800 has one more chair than any other MPV on the market. And that, combined with a £19,495 price tag, ...

Dodge Journey 2.0 CRD CAR review

Christopher Hubbard, 08 May 2008 11:46

The Dodge Journey has a tough job on its hands. The MPV sector has been going through a bit of a shake-up recently. People don't want to drive around in minibuses any more, yet still want space for seven. Whatever happened to 2.4 children? Current king of this new motoring genre is the flexible Ford S-Max: handles like a decent ...

Ford C-Max 2.0 TDCi Titanium CAR review

Alex Grant, 28 March 2008 15:41

Ford’s C-Max has always looked a little dowdy and functional when compared to its sister S-Max. The latter has shrugged off its size with sharp angles and a car-like drive, and shot off forecourts as a result. Thankfully Ford has now turned its attention to the baby family carrier, finally giving the C-Max a splash of kinetic design to bring ...

Chrysler Grand Voyager TD (2008) CAR review

Anonymous, 13 November 2007 07:42

Is this an all-new model then? Yes. Chrysler has lengthened the wheelbase and claims to have made at least 30 major improvements to its popular people carrier. The most important of these is a comfier, more supple ride and better refinement. The newly independent firm has also worked hard at making the Grand Voyager even more family-friendly. The highlight of ...

Peugeot Expert Tepee CAR review

Anonymous, 26 September 2007 04:13

The Tepee? Has Peugeot hung out with Skoda for too long? Too many scout jokes for my liking! Yes, yes. Ignore the silly name, and you have another of the growing breed of vans being geared up for carrying bodies not builders. Ford has been doing it for years with the Transit, but Peugeot is now getting in on the ...

Skoda Roomster Scout 1.9 TDi CAR review

Anonymous, 07 June 2007 02:45

Dib dib dib, the Roomster’s gone scouting… Yep, Skoda’s quirky-looking mini-MPV dons a neckerchief and becomes the Roomster Scout. The ‘transformation’ includes a hike in ride height – the Scout sitting some 43mm higher than the conventional Roomster – more rugged-looking bumpers, wheelarch extensions, roof rails, tinted windows from the B-pillar back, a tyre pressure monitor and exclusive 16-inch alloy ...

Kia Carens 2.0 CRDi CAR review

Anonymous, 31 January 2007 03:25

So it's a Kia. And an MPV Okay, so it's not exactly high on your lottery win wish list but Kia is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with in car circles thanks to cars like the Picanto and its new Focus challenger, the Ceed. And this new Carens will help it climb couple of steps closer? Well maybe ...

VW Touran 1.9 TDi CAR review

Anonymous, 24 November 2006 09:51

I think 'new' might be stretching the truth a bit. The front lights are clearly new, but what else has changed? In truth, not a great deal. Those lamps have been reshaped to resemble those of the Eos two-seater convertible, and they’re now bi-xenons and adapt to the corners of the road as you turn the steering wheel. The interior ...

Seat Altea XL 1.9 TDi CAR review

Anonymous, 16 October 2006 10:18

Altea XL. Sounds like a car for the larger person. What’s it about? Not to be too technical it’s basically an Altea with a bigger boot. And that’s it? Well, it’s the same as the Altea up to the B-pillars but you also get roof rails as standard and split tail lights. The main difference is the extra boot length ...

Citroen C4 Picasso 1.6 HDi CAR review

Anonymous, 20 September 2006 10:46

That looks a fancy bit of modern art. Very funny. But you’re right – it’s the latest success from C4/C6 designer Jean-Pierre Ploué. And a crucial new seven-seat compact MPV. Thanks to romping parents, Zafira, Touran and Grand Scenic are romping up the sales charts and Citroen wants a bit of that – particularly given sister company Peugeot’s disinterest in ...