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Honda e front cornering

Honda E

from £34,430
Great to look at and to drive, but a high price and meagre range hugely limit its appeal
Subaru Levorg 2019 RHD left front cornering

Subaru Levorg

from £36,765
The Subaru Levorg is reliable and good off road, but it’s expensive to buy and run, making it hard to recommend over more practical rivals
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Mercedes V-Class front left driving

New Mercedes V-Class

from £69,950
The Mercedes V-Class offers decent luxury and space, but it’s too expensive and not that great to drive so we’d stick with more regular MPVs.
Fiat Doblo front left driving

New Fiat Doblo

from £19,794
The 2024 Doblo is a capable diesel small van with competitive cargo and payload volumes
Peugeot Boxer front right driving

New Peugeot Boxer

from £42,656
The Boxer is a capable and cost-effective large van but it's showing its age against some newer rivals
Citroën ë-Relay driving

Citroën e-Relay electric van

from £55,151
The Citroën ë-Relay has a competitive range but a limited payload
KGM Torres EVX front cornering

KGM Torres EVX

from £32,990
The Torres EVX is spacious and well-equipped but similarly priced rival electric SUVs are better
Iveco eDaily front right driving

Iveco eDaily electric van

from £34,794
Large electric van is expensive compared with rivals but does have the option of adding battery modules for extra versatility
Ford Puma ST front cornering

Ford Puma ST

from £21,910
The latest Puma ST is a disappointing sports SUV that's nowhere near as fun as award-winning earlier versions
Lexus UX 300e front right driving

Lexus UX 300e

from £29,990
The fully electric version of the Lexus UX is good to drive but rivals have much better ranges
DS 9 front right driving

DS 9

from £42,610
The DS 9 is a sharp-looking alternative to the usual luxury saloon choices
Maserati Levante front cornering

Maserati Levante

from £68,310
The Levante is a luxurious SUV but it's not as good to drive as the Maserati badge suggests
Kia XCeed driving front right

Kia XCeed

from £22,245
The XCeed is an SUV-inspired family hatchback that comes with a range of petrol engines
Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally front cornering

Ford Mustang Mach-E

from £36,551
The Mustang Mach-E is an electric SUV with a long-range battery and a quick GT version but a disappointing ride
Audi RS Q3 Sportback front right driving

Audi RS Q3

from £58,255
Sports SUV is exceedingly fast in a straight line, but it's not that much fun
Volkswagen Caravelle 2020 RHD front tracking

Volkswagen Caravelle

from £53,029
Spacious for seven but it’s pricey and rivals are more comfortable
Subaru XV 2019 front tracking

Subaru XV

from £34,450
The Subaru XV is astonishingly good off road, but rivals are more practical and cheaper
MG3 driving front right

MG3

from £14,295
The MG 3 is keenly priced and well equipped, but its sluggish engine and low safety rating leave it trailing
Maserati Ghibli

Maserati Ghibli

from £60,455
The Maserati Ghibli sports swanky looks, but in most other respects it's a long way behind its strongest rivals in the luxury class
Changan Deepal S07 front dynamic

Changan Deepal S07

from £32,990
The Deepal S07 is a well-equipped and spacious electric SUV from Chinese brand Changan
KGM Actyon front right driving

KGM Actyon

from £37,265
The Actyon is a new family SUV that has sporty styling and hybrid power
Ineos Grenadier Quartermaster driving

Ineos Grenadier Quartermaster

from £76,325
The Grenadier Quartermaster pick-up truck is practical and unstoppable off road – but very expensive
Maxus e Deliver 3 2022 front right tracking

Maxus eDeliver 3

from £21,599
The eDeliver 3 is a relatively low cost electric van but has a disappointing interior and limited appeal
Citroën C3 front right driving

Citroën C3 Origin

from £15,989
The Citroen C3 looks distinctive, but there are more practical and better cars to drive in this class.
Caterham Seven 170 R front right cornering

Caterham Seven

from £18,005
The Caterham Seven is unadulterated fun on the right road, but it’s also pricey and cramped, and you really wouldn't want to have a crash.
Lexus UX 300h front cornering

Lexus UX

from £29,990
The Lexus UX is an appealing hybrid family SUV with a plush interior, but conventionally powered rivals make more sense.
DS 3 front left driving

DS 3

from £25,000
The DS 3 is sharply styled and plush inside but is expensive and less practical than rivals
Skoda Octavia vRS front right driving

Skoda Octavia vRS

from £21,335
The Skoda Octavia vRS is quick and spacious, although it can't compete with the best hot hatches for driver involvement.
KGM Tivoli front right driving

New KGM Tivoli

from £24,045
The Ssangyong Tivoli is a roomy and well equipped small SUV, offering good value for money. However, it's not the best to drive.
Citroën Relay front left static

New Citroën Relay

from £24,588
The Relay is an affordable and capable large van but it's showing its age against newer rivals
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