Skoda Kodiaq RS roadtest review: Heart attack
/The flagship edition of this seven seat sports utility maintains as the family pace-setter, but is it as characterful with a change of engine?
Read MoreThe flagship edition of this seven seat sports utility maintains as the family pace-setter, but is it as characterful with a change of engine?
Read MoreHow effective are those extra off-tarmac credentials when you zoom-zoom into the wild?
Read MoreSmall into big: That’s the drivetrain recipe for this eco edition of the brand’s fabulous large wagon. How does it work out?
Read MoreThe entry model is an agreeable car, with a broader spread of capabilities than you might at first expect.
Read MoreAll the positive traits of a five-seater model but with a bigger boot and two extra occasional chairs. But is the flagship too plush for school run punishment?
Read MoreThis new addition doesn’t lack for appeal, yet in respect to electrical enhancement we’re talking a small step rather than a giant leap.
Read MoreThe smallest car in South Korea’s performance portfolio has huge spirit.
Read MoreIngolstadt vowed that, as the last of a very special breed, this one would be particularly memorable. They weren’t wrong.
Read MoreKia’s facelifted warm hatch tracks down original tarmac.
Read MoreBigger, heavier, pricier … but more electric-pure range, a better driving feel and, of course, it finally delivers as a seven-seater.
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When its heart seems little different to that in nan’s shopping basket how much soul remains?