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A new issue of What Car? magazine is now in shops, featuring every car made in Britain, a test of the best small SUVs, and much more...
If you're feeling patriotic, then the March issue of What Car? magazine, which is in shops now, is a must-read. That's because our cover story details every car built in Britain, from big-sellers such as the Nissan Juke, to smaller models serving niché buyers. You might be surprised to discover the breadth of cars made in this country.
Elsewhere, we've tested two of the latest electric SUVs, as the Kia EV3 takes on the Nissan Leaf to see which model best deserves your money. Or if you're in the market for a small car, you won't want to miss what happened when the MG3 took on its rivals from Renaut and Toyota.
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The new BYD Sealion 5 leads our first drives section, while other models driven for the first time include:
- BYD Seal 6 DM-i
- Geely Galaxy Cruiser
- Kia K4 Sportswagon
- Mercedes-Benz S-Class
- Omoda 5 SHV-S
- Porsche Macan Electric GTS
- Seat Ibiza
- Skoda Epiq
- Skoda Peaq
- Skywell BE11
- Volkswagen Golf GTI Edition 50
- Volvo EX60
- Xpeng X9
Later in the issue, we reveal how new investment has given British manufacturing a shot in the arm, and how you can save a bundle on your next car with our latest discounts.
Then, in our used cars section, we've got everything you need to know before buying a Skoda Fabia, and the Audi E-tron takes on the BMW iX to decide which used electric SUV is best.
Our data section makes it easier than ever to find the facts and figures that really count when you're choosing your next car and, as always, our Real MPG tests reveal the fuel economy you can expect in everyday use.
The new issue of What Car? magazine is in shops now, or you can save money with print and digital subscription deals at The Magazine Shop. In fact, if you subscribe now, you can get it delivered to your door and save up to 56% on the cover price of the next six issues with our special offers.
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