In-depth reviews

The Terios is an attractive package, with the right 'fun factor' and real off-road capability

The initial rush of buyers that was caused by the introduction of the PT-Cruiser has ebbed, now it's become a more familiar sight

Suzuki Ignis reviewed - one of the "forgotten cars", but is it any good?

The Kia is fantastic value and a massive step forward from the car it replaces, making it a serious contender in the compact MPV sector.

A technical tour de force that drives beautifully, yet is also easy to live with, the Porsche 911 is the world's best sports car.

The Fusion, as its name suggests, combines elements of different cars to create what Ford has dubbed an 'Urban Activity Vehicle'.

BMW facelited the Z4 for 2006, but fans of the two-seat roadster should not worry.

The Magentis is solidly put together, inoffensively styled and offers excellent rear legroom. But it's outdated and lacks personality

The original Kia Rio marked a step change in Kia's car building enterprise

The Sharan's recent makeover has moved the MPV game upmarket.

Citroen's affordable van-based MPV tested.

Ageing French supermini is off the pace and due for replacement, but has enough charm to ensure it remains popular to the end.

Firmly established as a manufacturer, Noble Moy Automotive has built up an impressive reputation for building sports cars that can take on the competi…

Stylish Alfa Romeo GT looks great and performs well, especially in diesel guise

Fiat has done a great job with the Sedici. It's good to drive, well built, has a stylish cabin and genuine off-road ability.

With a real dose of Italian style, the Grande Punto is not only one of the largest superminis, it's also one of the best.

The Arnage benefited from major revisions in 2006.

The Astra VXR is every inch the no-holds-barred performance car, and keen drivers won't be disappointed.

This fantastic-looking two-seater coupe and convertible is one of the most characterful around

Mitsubishi's good-looking MPV is appealing, thanks to good looks, performance, handling and competitive pricing.

The 207 isn't a class leader. While the driving experience is a plus, the engine and gearbox disappoint, and the design hasn't changed much.

Fleet favourite Vauxhall has been transformed in recent years, now driving as well as the class front-runners.

The Subaru was a disappointment. The cabin and 3.0-litre engine showed promise, it's let down by economy, transmission and body control.

With our cities getting more and more congested it's little wonder that people are finally waking up to the qualities of smaller cars.

Well built, refined and comfortable, the Corsa is a great supermini.

The Espace has a funky cabin design and superb diesel engines, but an inflexible seating layout, high prices and poor residuals mark it down

It might answer a load of questions that nobody really asked but you can't help but admire Citroen's Pluriel.

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The 9-5 is disappointing, with competitive pricing failing to compensate for age-related shortcomings.

Co-developed in association with General Motors, this Hungarian built compact car has, in its previous form, consistently been a best seller in its na…

The Eos proves that VW is capable of building great cars. With a stiff body, handsome looks and good road manners, it has few weaknesses.

The bargain-priced Fiesta ST is basic but hugely entertaining and very good value.