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  Ford Capri

  4.0/5

  The Capri has taken a little longer to be accepted, partly because it’s not entirely a Ford. Under the bold body is a Ford-tuned derivative of Volkswagen’s MEB platform; the result of a joint venture agreement between the two companies where Ford shared its van expertise with VW in exchange for some help with its electric cars. The Capri positions itself as an upmarket, versatile alternative to the more bulky and upright SUVs in the growing EV segment, targeting both young families and more enthusiastic drivers with its blend of style, space, and performance. It competes with rivals such as the Volkswagen ID.5 and Tesla Model Y, offers engaging driving dynamics and impressive electric range.

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  Peugeot 2008

  3.5/5

  Over the last few years, the compact SUV market has become crowded. As a result, the market now has offerings from pretty much every carmaker, making it increasingly difficult to stand. The Peugeot 2008, aims to make an impression with eye-catching design and a slightly left-field approach. The model first appeared on British roads way back in 2013, with the current car rolled out in 2019. It was then given a mid-life facelift in 2023, resulting in even sharper styling, updated technology, and a more streamlined engine line-up. It sits below the larger 3008 in Peugeot’s SUV hierarchy and is aimed squarely at urban buyers who want something compact, fashionable, and easy to live with, without sacrificing too many of the benefits that come with larger SUVs.

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  Ford Ranger

  4.0/5

  While Ford might be best known for its Puma and Transit models, its primary pick-up - the Ranger - is also worthy of a good degree of praise. This hard-wearing truck has topped the best-sellers list time and time again and remains a go-to choice for drivers after a dependable commercial vehicle. The recent introduction of a plug-in hybrid model has helped to boost efficiency, too.

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  BMW X7

  3.9/5

  As BMW’s largest and most spacious SUV, the X7 acts as the brand’s flagship high-riding model. In typical BMW fashion, this premium seven-seater comes with all of the bells and whistles you could want, as well as a range of punchy engines that deliver smooth, effortless performance.

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  MINI Countryman

  3.8/5

  As the biggest car in the Mini lineup, the Countryman has always been something of a niche proposition. The car aims to bring all the charms of a traditional Mini with the functionality of its SUV rivals. In order to cater to a wider audience, the latest car is available in a range of petrol, hybrid, and fully-electric powertrains. For some, this may represent a step too far away from the brand’s small and humble roots, but there is no denying that the extra space certainly makes sense for buyers who want to buy into the Mini heritage, while also enjoying the benefits that come with SUVs.

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  Toyota Corolla

  4.0/5

  The Toyota Corolla has been one of the world’s best-selling cars for over 60 years, earning a reputation for reliability, efficiency, and practicality throughout 12 generations. The latest model is as reliable and efficient as ever, and remains a competent alternative to models such as the VW Golf, Honda Civic and Vauxhall Astra. A further bonus is Toyota’s 10-year warranty offer, though this is above the standard warranty and is dependent on dealer servicing.

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