Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Hyundai ix35
Hyundai ix35
Road test | A couple of years ago it seemed like such a good idea. Many fell for the seducation of an "SUV". These so-called "Sports Utility Vehicles" promised to combine the rough looks and ample space of an off-roader with the comfort of a normal car. But in real life the SUV turned out to consume excessive amounts of fuel and have poor handling. On top of that, the image of the SUV has become politically incorrect. Hyundai now claims to offer a sensible alternative with the ix35. >>
 
Ford Focus ECOnetic

Road test | Why does anyone buy a Ford Focus? Of course, the car looks good, offers ample space and has a fair price. But the Focus mainly differs from its rivals with its handling. Even though the current generation has been on the market since 2004, when it comes to roadholding the Focus is still top in its class. Now the Focus also comes as an extra clean, extra ...
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Chevrolet Spark

Road test | It is easy to build the best car in the world. Give the engineers carte blanche and they will use the best materials and the most advanced technology. But unlimited resources come with an unlimited price tag as well. The real art is to build the best possible small car, because there's little room to work with and an even smaller budget. With the Spark, ...
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Peugeot 5008

Road test | Should a family car be as spacious and functional as possible? Is it not a problem when the vehicle is shaped like a box and drives like a van? Or should a family car drive like a regular car but still offer tons of extra space? Peugeot promises the latter: all advantages of an MPV, but combined with the comfort and refinement of a normal car. Did Peugeot ...
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