Smart's ForFour is a much more practical proposition than the smaller ForTwo. Equipment levels are high, 0-30mph time is sensational, but it lacks the real-world range of rivals. Excellent in the city, less so elsewhere.
The Rio remains thoroughly fit for purpose. It’s pretty good looking, offers plenty of refinement and has enough space to keep a small family happy.
Fast and exciting to drive, cheap to run and of-the-moment, the Volkswagen Golf GTE proves itself to be one of the best plug-in hybrids available.
A roomy, refined and relaxed cruiser from Renault. If you want a sizeable SUV, but don't need seven seats, then consider the Koleos.
The Porsche 911 manages to combine supercar speed with everyday usability, and the latest GTS variant epitomises this philosophy perfectly.
Faster than a Ferrari, cheaper than a Lamborghini, the Tesla Model S P100D has every right to its supercar credentials.
With 160 awards already, the Volvo XC90 is an upmarket automobile that is not only practical but offers class-leading safety.
Ford has stuck very much to a winning formula and produced something that’s exactly the same as the old car. Just better. An impressive combination of small car fun with big car comfort.
The timelessly stylish design of the 500 might not transfer perfectly, but the 500L is a pleasingly honest car that sensibly ticks all the boxes a growing family might need ticking. An excellent family car.
The SQ7 is what happens when you add the world’s most powerful production diesel engine to one of the world's very best SUVs. It's a Lamborghini-beating torque monster, that can carry a family of seven.