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2025 Volkswagen Golf GTI review

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range will arrive in the early stages of 2025, and the hot GTI variant has seen a big power bump as part of the range refresh. That’s right, it means you won’t accidentally turn on the heated steering wheel or bump the cruise control haptics when you’re tackling corners. The updated Volkswagen Golf Mk8.5 The old Mk7.5

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2025 Volvo EX90 review

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Surprisingly there’s also plenty of room behind the third row for small luggage above the cargo floor and enough room for cables and odds and ends beneath the cargo floor. One of the big benefits of not supersizing this chassis is that the EX90 feels just like an XC90 to drive in terms of its size. How does the Volvo EX90 drive?

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2024 Mercedes-Benz CLE review

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There are air vents back here plus cupholders between the two seats, though that’s it in terms of amenities. The boot is decently roomy, with 420L of cargo capacity. The good news is the CLE doesn’t crash over bumps, and it irons out the craggiest of roads. What’s under the bonnet?

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2025 MG HS review

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Both screens have crisp graphics, and while they’re relatively simple in terms of layout it does make it easy to find what you’re looking for. Capacity is 44 litres larger with the seats up, which means you should have plenty to work with when hauling cargo. What’s under the bonnet?

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2025 Audi SQ7 TFSI review

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The Q7 and SQ7, along with models like the Q8 and SQ8 , arguably represent the sweet spot in terms of Audi’s interior design evolution. In terms of exterior length, the SQ7 sits somewhere between the X5/GLE and their larger X7/GLS counterparts. What is the Audi SQ7 like on the inside? The second and third rows fold flat.

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2025 Volkswagen T-Cross review

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That touch panel in higher models is prone to fingerprints, and it can be easy to bump the wrong thing if you’re driving. The official cargo capacity specs are the same as before – 385 litres when the back seat is in the traditional position, which expands to 455 litres with the seat slid forward. What’s under the bonnet?

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2024 Volkswagen Polo review

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The beauty of this little car is that it isn’t little when it comes to boot space with 351 litres of cargo capacity, and there’s a adjustable floor in the boot area that allows you to maximise capacity if you need to – or keep the boot a bit smaller but with a flat load-in zone. What’s under the bonnet?

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