Category Archives: Reviews

Jaguar F-Type review

And Jaguar is back to building sportscars, as well as grand tourers and saloons. Jaguar intends to offer a full range of models in order to broaden the appeal of its sports cars.

Just as the E-Type’s separate passenger tub and engine frame were revolutionary in their day, the F-TYPE breaks new ground with a combined body and chassis made out of recycled aluminium that weights a mere 261 kilos. Two men can pick it up.

Stealing a BMW, Is Yours Next?


We are all familiar with the simple fact that cars are stolen almost every minute of the day. It is nothing new. However the car manufacturers have tried to continually limit the cars that get stolen. One of the things they have done is to make Radio Frequency (RF) unique identity type keys.

Fiat Punto TwinAir


The fitment of a clever TwinAir engine will hopefully generate renewed interest in this Fiat supermini. Is it any good?

Hyundai i30 – Review


The days when Korean cars could be glibly dismissed as cheap and cheerful are long gone. Both Hyundai and Kia, their kissing cousins, are now so close to the mainstream makes that the gap is imperceptible to most people.

New Peugeot 208 – Review


Can the classy new Peugeot 208 break the stranglehold on the small car market that is held by the Ford Fiesta, Vauxhall Corsa and Volkswagen Polo?

It is a tough ask when other good small hatches like the Toyota Yaris and Honda Jazz take only a nibble of the cake. Peugeot reckons it is up to the challenge with a new little car that says quality both inside and out. With the launch range, they are targeting the ‘green’ buyer with some startling claims for economy and emissions.