Product reviews

The hard-wired DABmotion kit consists of a box that sits behind and attaches to the original FM radio.

An old favourite impresses again as the Pure Highway 300Di gave near-perfect playback in town and on the motorway

The cheapest radio-controlled car is here.

Carrera's Red Bull-sponsored car is good fun.

The XB Lunch Box we tested is black, instead of the more famous striking yellow.

This Revellutions off-roader was fun on the road as well as on gravel and grass.

For exhilarating driving pleasure, the Capri is the best here.

Even though this is the priciest choice on test, we can’t help but like the Fighter Buggy for its exciting handling.

Big 250ml pack makes this air and upholstery freshener appealing.

The idea behind these is neat as all that’s on show is a cufflink-size Yankee Candle jar with the fragrance stick hidden in the heater vent

Aerosol version of the familiar Magic and Little Trees mirror hangers didn’t impress our panellists, who found this Black Ice version a little bit har…

This American air freshener comes with all you need to fix it to your car’s sun visor or air vent

Neat kitchen jar in miniature design houses the most popular fragrance on test.

Jelly Belly has been close to the top of our past two tests, and it’s up there again here.

You get 2.5 ounces of gel with this can freshener, so it was no surprise that it was one of the strongest at the end of the durability test

Mario Kart 8 stays true to the formula, and Nintendo's latest kart racer is still a winner

This short-pile cloth does Autoglym no favours against longer-pile rivals.

Meguiar’s has opted for a short-pile waffle weave.

Low Wilkinsons’ price makes this the cheapest on test.

There’s no mention of drying on the pack.