Audi, Archive
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Audi RS5 review

Oh where to start, well firstly it's an Audi, secondly it's a super sport version of an already brilliant car that's selling hand over fist.  From the previous sentence you can surely tell that it's irritating good..... AGAIN!

Audi RS5 review
Renault, Archive
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Renault Wind Review

So, Renault are entering the small convertible market with a car that is so different from any other two-seat roadster, it's sure to turn heads. Meet the new Renault Wind.  Yes, Renault has Wind and they aren't trying to disguise it at the dinner table, or even blame the dog.

Renault Wind Review
Archive, Audi
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Audi R8 5.2L V10 Review

It's finally here and ready to order, the super-super 5.2L V10 version of Audi's R8 super-car will be on UK roads within the next few weeks. For the few that have had the privilege of either driving or being a passenger in the al ready released 4.2L version of the sex-on-four-wheels R8 - It's even better.

Audi R8 5.2L V10 Review
Peugeot, Archive
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Peugeot RCZ Review

“To be known in the industry for our design” that was the thought that stuck in my head when testing the All-New Peugeot RCZ.  A coupe that will be known for its unique rear headroom solution, and the chrome roof arches, Peugeot’s new goal is to be known within the car industry as the ultimate Design brand.

Peugeot RCZ Review
Archive, Chevrolet
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Chevrolet Captiva review

Where to start… hmm, well the Chevrolet Captiva has always been a fairly decent SUV, its always been predominately purchased in its 7 seater guise, mostly with a diesel lump under its vast bonnet and more often than not by buyers looking for the most metal their money will get them.  These little clues to the past audience of Captiva, shout loud… it’s never really been purchased by cash savvy pimps as a blinged up cruising wagon to ferry their rent about.  Nor is it likely to have graced the drive of any of the winners of Britain’s-got-very-little-talent-it-would-appear-factor-on-ice…Not even the good ones.

Chevrolet Captiva review

Skoda

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Skoda Fabia Review

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Skoda Fabia Review

Those of you backing away from this page in distaste because I'm featuring a Skoda - Come back, we LOVE Skoda now, didn't you see the ad where they made a car out of cake!  I actually love Skoda and the old reputation is so far in the past its not worth mentioning.  You can tell more than ever driving the new Fabia that Skoda is part of the Volkswagen group, inside most of the dashboard, switches and buttons are straight out of the Golf.  

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