The Barcelona-based brand SEAT takes the engineering of its Volkswagen parent company then adds its own Spanish sense of style to make some very cool cars.
Do you need a runabout, something nippy but efficient, for the school run and local shopping trips? Many of us do. With so much choice, the trick is to narrow down your priorities and find the car that fits in with them. We suggest what to look for in a second car – and offer a few options for your shortlist.
Cars are getting safer all the time, with standards improving year on year, and manufacturers adding more and more safety features. But how do all these new features increase safety – and how can you tell which cars are the safest?
British winters aren’t as severe as those in some other countries, but that doesn’t mean that we don’t have our challenges on the road when the temperature drops. A good car for winter driving is very useful in all parts of the country – and especially so in certain regions. We suggest what to look for in an all-weather vehicle and choose our favourites.
If you’re in the market for a car to carry disabled passengers, you probably have a different set of priorities to other car buyers: a focus on easy access and features that make life easier. We consider the different features that you should be prioritising and choose a few suitable models.
Despite our, ahem, changeable weather, we Brits are responsible for more sales of convertibles than almost any other country in Europe. So what should we look for in a drop-top and which models are worth buying?