Olivier Francois, FIAT Chief Executive Officer and Global Chief Marketing Officer of Stellantis, commented: “The new Fiat Pandina is a tribute to the love Italians have for Panda. In fact, “Pandina” is actually the nickname people in this country have always given the car. I am proud to present this special series on the day
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So what is the best car in the world? When BMW get their hands on the Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy maybe the world will have to pay a bit more attention. In the real world though, the best car is usually the best all rounder. So when it comes to a car that is
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This is the new BMW 5 Series. We see the arrival of the new G60 generation in electric guise first (there will be petrol hybrid versions to follow). The 5 Series has often received the accolade of ‘best car’, not just the best car in BMW’s line-up, not only the best car in the executive
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The Rotary Revolution with a Green Heart - The MX-30 is ground-breaking because it heralds the return of the Rotary Engine, albeit, not quite as Mazda has previously used it. The Japanese company first deployed it in the futuristic 1967 Cosmo luxury coupe, but it enjoyed most fame in the iconic 1978 RX-7 sportscars, succeeded
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The bZ4X is Toyota’s first full electric vehicle offering, which may come as something of a surprise from the world’s biggest car company, coming at least five years behind much of the rest of the car industry, despite Toyota being among the pioneers of hybrid technology. Better late than never? This introduction heralds the beginning
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In the ever-evolving world of electric vehicles, BYD has dived into the market with its latest offering, appropriately enough called, the Dolphin. This all-electric C-segment hatchback is making waves with its affordable starting price of just £26,000. One of the standout features of the BYD Dolphin is its innovative battery technology. It comes equipped with
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Look past that infamous elongated signature BMW kidney grille and this might well be the most elegant and handsome BMW 7 Series since the late 1990s E38 iteration of the flagship. The latest G70 looks the part, although the shock of just how humongous this thing is, takes a while to sink in when you
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Everyone remembers the original Volkswagen Campervan, Minibus, Transporter, Type 2, to pick just three of its names. I say remembers, but some of its adopted keepers may not remember it because of, let’s say, recreational substances they might have been using, in fact they probably forgot where they parked it after a sit-down Peace and
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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 broke the mould with its retro-futuristic styling that fused imposing boxy lines with charismatic angles and detail touches like matrix lighting. The family SUV was going to be a hard act to follow. To go one-up in terms of number sequence, ie Ioniq 6 to the Ioniq 5, everyone would expect
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Don’t bother reading this review. This car won’t appeal to you. At least that’s what the market research must be telling the car industry. Apparently, nobody wants small, fun, front-engined, rear-driven, impractical sports cars, powered by an ‘old-fashioned’ petrol engine and featuring three-pedals, not even at sub-£30. Rewind to the 80s and even 90s and
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This is the brand new 2023 Suzuki Swace. You’re looking at the pictures on this page and thinking one or both of two things: a) that it looks exactly like the previous Suzuki Swace and/or b) it looks a lot like a Toyota Corolla Estate. Frankly you’re right on both counts. The Suzuki Swace is
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When the Hyundai Ioniq 5 was introduced just over a year ago, jaws dropped. This all-new, all-electric crossover referenced Hyundai’s inaugural production car, and indeed South Korea’s first car, the Pony, from 1975. Squint and you’ll recognise the proportions and silhouette, the sharp edges, blunt front and rear ends, and the early hatchback style. There
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