New Car Reviews
Volvo C70 Review: Volvo's Coupe and Cabriolet
Volvo sets a trend with the C70s three-piece roof, making it a better as both a coupe as well as a cabriolet
Hyundai Santa Fe Review: Hyundai's Smooth Operator
While the first Hyundai Santa Fe stood out for all the wrong reasons, the new model is a real smooth operator
Ssangyong Actyon RActyon Man-ia! Ready, Set - Actyon!
Ssangyong launches the Actyon to take on the growing number of light and sporty ‘lifestyle’ SUVs


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Chrysler Caliber Review: True Blue American
It is only with the launch of the Dodge brand, and the new 2.0-litre Caliber, that Chrysler Jeep has a bona-fide, design and made-in-the-USA product in its line-up.
Kia Magentis Review: Magentis Makes Sense
The Kia range has been completely revised, and it is the new Magentis that shows the most promise of a very bright future
Subaru R1 Review: Pint-Sized Coupé
Subaru must be the most engineer-driven company in the world, but it is good to see that it seems to have a fun and lighter side as well, and this is where the R1 comes in. ..
Toyota Camry Review: A Bigger, Bolder Camry
“Nothing succeeds like success”, so the saying goes, and this is definitely the case with the Toyota Camry.
Daihatsu Terios Review: Urban Jungle SUV
When a car is ‘hot’, everyone wants part of the action, and this is definitely the case with the new Daihatsu Terios. Toyota, which owns Daihatsu, has badge-engineered the Terios as the Rush, when it is really a Daihatsu through and through. Both cars are built at the Daihatsu factory, with the only difference being the badges that each car wears.
Honda Civic Review: Civic for Everyone
Well, six months after the new Civic was launched, out comes the 1.6-litre model, powered by a shorter stroke version of the same engine block of the 1.8-litre. While it is no surprise that there should be a smaller version of this new generation i-VTEC engine..
Mitsubishi I MIVEC Review: i stands for Intelligent and Smart
Out of this increasingly homogenous environment, Mitsubishi launched the i a couple of months ago, and on almost every count, it is different from anything else on the road.
Alfa Romeo Brera Review: La Dolce Brera
From its pointed front with the classic Alfa Romeo shield, to the delicate triangular rear tail lamps, the Brera commands the drama and presence of a Ferrari or Lamborghini, something no German or Japanese coupé can ever hope to achieve.
Fiat Grande Punto Review: Punto gets up-Grande-d
Is the new bigger Grande Punto similarly far-reaching and trendsetting? Well, in Europe it is already ahead of the game...
Hyundai Avante 1.6L Review: Avante Advances Ahead
With this new 1.6-litre Korean car, the new Avante doesn’t have to make excuses for itself. It competes favorably against any Japanese or European rival mechanically, but is several steps ahead of all of them when it comes to boldness and style...
Ford Focus ST Revew: Focusing and getting it all right
We tell you what it's like to drive the Focus ST, because you can't. No, we're not making fun, Ford really won't let you.
Chevrolet Spark Review: The Incredible Shrinking Chevy
With the launch of the new Spark, the American company has shown that it is also quick and agile enough to react to the demands of a changing market place. With the escalating price of fuel, the launch of the sub-1.0-litre Spark couldn’t have been better timed. It arrives within months of two Japanese carmakers launching micro-sized 660cc ‘kei’ car models, and the arrival of the Chinese budget carmaker Chery, with its 800cc QQ. Once again Chevrolet has a model that is highly relevant and timely, and one that is also competitively priced...














