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Volkswagen Golf
There is a Volkswagen Golf for everyone. Whether you prefer petrol, hybrid, or diesel, the Golf offers understated design, well-built cabin, modern features, mature ride and handling, along with effortless engine options. There's little to fault with the Golf, and as a car that can do it all, it remains a top pick.
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Toyota Land Cruiser
Built in the toughest tradition and very much in the mould of Land Cruisers before it, right down to its unashamedly retro styling, the latest model is a robust and rugged 4x4 and will appeal to those who may be looking at an Ineos Grenadier or Mercedes GL, as well as the Land Rover Defender. It’s more workmanlike than most of those rivals, though, and that’s no bad thing, as its go-anywhere nature is very much core to the Land Cruiser’s appeal.
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Ford Focus
The Ford Focus has been providing reliable and good-looking transport to the masses for decades, which is why it was so surprising when Ford announced that it would be discontinued in 2025. However, the Focus remains a great all-rounder, while later mild-hybrid cars bring added efficiency. It is also one of the most sensible used cars you can buy today.
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BYD Dolphin
The BYD Dolphin is a serious contender in the small electric hatchback market, undercutting rivals from Hyundai and Citroen on price but still delivering an impressive amount of kit for the money. Just over £30,000 buys a 60.4kWh battery that delivers an impressive combined range of 265-miles, while this compact hatchback boasts enough performance to keep everyone happy.
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Ford Mustang
Bringing a true slice of Americana to the UK, the Ford Mustang brings everything you’d expect from a V8-powered muscle car. Old-school looks combined with big performance and a raucous exhaust note to make this a throwback with lots of the latest tech. The Mustang has evolved over time and in its current guise, it is one of the more accomplished GT cars out there.
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Cupra Tavascan
Cupra has made great strides since it split off from its former parent company Seat to become a manufacturer in its own right. Following on from the Born, this car - the Tavascan - has been developed to showcase all of Cupra’s flair for style and character in an electric vehicle with a decent range and lots of technology. It thrives in a competitive space that comprises of stylish SUVs such as the Polestar 2 and the Ford Capri.
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Audi A8
As Audi’s chart-topping flagship sedan, the A8 has come to represent the razor-sharp edge of what this German brand has to offer. Historically bringing the firm’s finest and latest technology, this luxurious limousine is a joy to be a passenger in, but it’s also a great experience for whoever is behind the wheel, too. Featuring turbo diesel and large petrol engines, the A8 represents the pinnacle of luxury sedans, accompanied by the Mercedes-Benz S-Class the BMW 7 Series.