Fast / Sports car reviews
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Fast / Sports car reviews
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Mercedes-AMG CLA Coupe (2019 onwards) Review
Ballistic performance, excellent handling
New price: £49,510 - £68,455Read full reviewPROS
- Fantastic acceleration
- Excellent traction
- All-weather usability
CONS
- Uncomfortable ride
- Doesn't sound very interesting
- Infotainment tricky to control
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BMW X3 M (2019 - 2024) Review
BMW’s mid-size performance SUV is a force of nature
Used price: £32,680 - £74,592Read full reviewPROS
- Ferociously quick
- Nearly as practical as regular X3
- Very blingy
CONS
- Very stiff ride
- High running costs
- Very blingy
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BMW 1-Series M135i (2019 - 2024) Review
Supremely competent, fast and great to own
Used price: £17,147 - £34,870Read full reviewPROS
- Usable daily performance
- Unshakable handling
- Class-leading interior
CONS
- Lacks entertainment
- Uninspiring engine
- Rear passenger space
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Mercedes-AMG A 35 Hatchback (2019 onwards) Review
Competent, rapid, grippy with an impressive interior
New price: £46,310 - £51,315Read full reviewPROS
- Excellent acceleration
- Impressive interior
- Four-wheel drive traction
CONS
- Boring engine note
- Lacks excitement
- Steering lacks feel
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BMW X5 M (2019 onwards) Review
Fast, flawed, sometimes fun
New price: £131,735 - £144,335Read full reviewPROS
- Impressively well built
- Spacious rear seats and large boot
- Precious little body roll and lean
CONS
- Doesn’t feel that fast against rivals
- Fidgety ride due to massive wheels
- Numb steering unbecoming of a BMW
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Ford Fiesta ST (2018 - 2022) Review
Our 2019 Car of the Year, now an excellent used hot-hatch
Used price: £6,988 - £21,061Read full reviewPROS
- Fabulous steering and dynamics
- Rorty performance, great soundtrack
- As usable as a regular Fiesta
CONS
- Firm ride quality
- Performance Pack is an optional extra
- Lacks deep-seated interior quality
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Ferrari Portofino Convertible (2018 - 2020) Review
Gateway Ferraris have never been so good
Used price: £58,252 - £90,738Read full reviewPROS
- Powerful, responsive turbo engine
- Agile, engaging handling
- Simple to drive – slow or fast
- Striking styling
CONS
- Has four seats, but only room for two adults
- Surprisingly practical boot
- Brakes can squeak when cold
- List price is only the beginning
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Aston Martin Vantage Coupe (2018 - 2024) Review
Aston's junior sportscar is anything but low-ranking
New price: £134,300 - £158,800Read full reviewPROS
- Responsive, powerful, characterful V8
- Agile rear-wheel drive chassis
- Head-turning looks
CONS
- High price
- Agile, but could be lighter
- Interior disappoints in places
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Volkswagen Polo GTi (2018 onwards) Review
Comfortable as well as quick... but not exciting
New price: £30,430 - £30,430Read full reviewPROS
- Plenty of performance
- Comfortable and easy to live with
- Well equipped and well priced
CONS
- Rivals more exciting to drive
- Loses composure at higher speeds
- Too many touch-sensitive controls
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Suzuki Swift Sport (2018 - 2024) Review
Fun and surprisingly economical hot hatchback
Used price: £7,099 - £20,792Read full reviewPROS
- Lightweight
- Affordable
- Fuel efficient
CONS
- Small boot
- Annoying safety kit
- Tiny fuel tank
