Saloon car reviews
Thinking of buying a new saloon car? If you’re looking for saloon cars for sale, we have got loads of reviews plus links to the latest models you can buy.
If you like the security of a separate boot, a traditionally styled car, and you aren’t interested in those new crossover cars, then a saloon car could be the best choice for you.
Read our saloon car reviews, including full performance figures, running costs, practicality, safety and handling statistics and options data. Browse photo galleries and research into potential problems using thousands of owners’ reviews.
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Mercedes-Benz EQS Saloon (2021 onwards) Review
Flagship electric car that doesn't quite live up to expectations
New price: £105,610 - £119,610PROS
- Real-world range of 350-plus miles
- Luxurious and eye-catching design
- High-tech safety showcase
CONS
- Weight blunts performance
- Refinement and comfort disappoint
- Flash but not tasteful
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Genesis G70 Saloon (2021 onwards) Review
A decent executive saloon needing a wider engine range
New price: £41,000 - £43,670PROS
- Sport Line provides an engaging drive
- Comfortable ride
- Solidly built interior
CONS
- Small boot
- Tight rear head room
- Lacklustre engines
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Audi A3 Saloon (2020 onwards) Review
Junior Audi saloon that doesn't feel junior
New price: £28,650 - £47,105PROS
- Great looking
- Feels mature
- Posh interior
CONS
- Boot is big, but not that practical
- Pricey options
- Worth it over the hatch?
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Rolls-Royce Ghost Saloon (2020 onwards) Review
Full of character, luxury and engineering excellence
New price: £280,800 - £325,800PROS
- Impressive refinement and luxury
- Peerless engineering under the skin
- Packed full of character
CONS
- Hugely expensive
- Thirsty and high emissions
- Is it really worth the money?
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Mercedes-Benz S-Class Saloon (2020 onwards) Review
Loaded with tech, amazingly agile on the road
New price: £94,380 - £247,245PROS
- Excels at comfort and luxury
- Incredible handling precision
- Plug-in goes 60 miles on battery
CONS
- Touchscreen controls take acclimatisation
- Impressive headline tech is optional
- Driver assistance can be intrusive
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BMW 3-Series M3 (2020 onwards) Review
A devastating super saloon that’s both flawed and brilliant
New price: £82,535 - £105,655PROS
- Brilliant to drive
- Fairly practical
- Compelling engine
CONS
- Very expensive BMW 3 Series
- Controversial styling
- Aurally not exciting
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Audi A3 S3 (2020 onwards) Review
Accomplished, polished and very grown up
New price: £44,145 - £50,710PROS
- Fast acceleration, responsive engine
- Quality interior
- Easy to live with
CONS
- More expensive than a Golf R
- Very firm ride
- Options are expensive...
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Volvo S60 Saloon (2019 - 2023) Review
Volvo's 3 Series rival is more than just a leftfield choice
Used price: £13,572 - £43,120PROS
- Sleek saloon is distinguished by its attractive styling
- Interior looks premium and is spacious compared with rivals
- PHEV has good electric range
CONS
- Keen drivers might miss last degree of involvement
- Range limited to petrol and plug-in hybrid versions
- Longer-distance drivers will miss a diesel option
- Sleek saloon is distinguished by its attractive styling
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Toyota Camry Saloon (2019 - 2022) Review
Cost-effective big saloon
Used price: £15,517 - £26,464PROS
- Efficient hybrid powertrain
- High levels of build quality
- Thoroughly equipped
- Fine body control and comfort
CONS
- Infuriating multimedia system
- Driving experience is unlikely to excite
- Dwindling interest in four-door saloons
- Wrong badge for management types
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BMW 3-Series Saloon (2019 onwards) Review
Still the best compact executive saloon for enthusiastic drivers
New price: £40,220 - £59,845PROS
- Wide range of engines and trims available
- Great fun to drive while still comfortable
- High-quality interior with lots of tech
CONS
- Options can make it quite pricey
- Jerky start/stop system
- Firm and fidgety ride on M Sport models