The Ferrari 458 Speciale more than earned its five-star road test rating
Our testers spent 2014 appraising all manner of new motors. Matt Saunders looks back at the highs and lows
Mercedes-Benz CLS 350 AMG Line Shooting Brake review
Elegant, alluring and with some welcome improvements, but not good enough to lead the class
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Cars that retain their value add up financially, but will they also appeal to the driver in you? Matt Saunders lines up four depreciation-led duels to see where the smart money goes
Hushed, flexible and remarkable value for money. Arguably more fit-for-purpose than any other ‘S’.
The DS3 Cabrio has received new engine and equipment options
More power, improved efficiency and new equipment options lift the appeal of Citroën's characterful cabriolet
The ST used a detuned version of the RS's 2.5-litre five-pot engine
The ST may lack visual impact – Electric Orange paintwork aside – but it remains a joy to drive
5.0-litre naturally aspirated V8 has bags of character
Japan’s M4-chaser certainly does rich and exciting but it lacks the usability and dynamic finesse of the class’s big-hitters.
Will Renault storm the market with its unconventional rear-engined city car, or do more mainstream alternatives do a better job?
This version of the new Cherokee is powered by a four-cylinder 2.0-litre turbodiesel engine that produces 168bhp
Coarse and unresponsive, poorly engineered and executed. A premium SUV? Pull the other one
Still no delicate sporting masterstroke, but neither should it be. A muscular, charismatic and fast GT with much improved road manners
The A6 has received several styling upgrades, including new bumpers and lights
Cosmetic, equipment and efficiency tweaks serve to increase the appeal of Audi’s practical A6 estate
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