Kia Sportage X-Line diesel roadtest review: Heart of darkness
/Diesel stands tall in Kia’s most popular sports utility. But is it a crucial element?
Read MoreDiesel stands tall in Kia’s most popular sports utility. But is it a crucial element?
Read MoreCan the most radical and technologically advanced electric BMW since the i3 give other premium rivals a run for its money?
Read MoreTime to go big with a brand with a long and illustrious heritage when it comes to outdoorsy adventures.
Read MoreA $111k compact crossover offering family-hauling capability along with a raucous turbocharged performance engine might seem a strange brew, but it leaves a good taste.
Read MoreArrival of Audi’s first electric super-SUV synchs nicely with the roll out of truly fast charging stations.
Read MoreAn update of this staple sees it gain even more safety and comfort features, yet at no expense to its core ruggedness.
Read MoreAt a time when so many are prone to call out regular diesel one-tonne utes as ‘gas guzzlers’, where does a full-sized American pick-up stand?
Read MoreHiroshima’s mild hybrid system is a powerful pointer to the brand’s future, but this form presents modest change for good.
Read MoreIt’s great to see the brand join the electric car sector, but it’s a shame this car isn’t up to full pace with its charging technology.
Read MoreSave perhaps for the restricted seat count, the Gazoo flagship of the 300-Series family stands as a better kind Cruiser.
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There’s no disputing the closeness to a certain other, but that doesn’t necessarily detract.
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When its heart seems little different to that in nan’s shopping basket how much soul remains?