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Can MPVs be cool? As the Lexus LM350h proves, yes, they can be. We get behind the wheel and, more importantly, into the back…

From tiny kei sports cars to supercharged V8 saloons, these are the pieces of forbidden fruit we most wish we could get our hands on in Britain

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1 in 5 new cars registered in Montenegro in April is a Dacia Sandero. Data by our local partner CE Auto shows a Montenegrin new car market staring at 541 units for April. This means the year-to-date tally is now at 1,391 sales. This month the Dacia Sandero is the runaway leader with no less than 20.5% share. This makes it jump from outside the YTD Top 10 at end of March directly to #1 after four months. The Hyundai Tucson is also very impressive at 9.1% share. The Dacia Duster also leaps from outside the March Top 10 to #3 in April, distancing the Skoda Scala and Toyota Corolla. The Citroen C3 (#9) and Audi Q3 (#10) both crack the Top 10. Previous month: Montenegro March 2025: Hyundai Tucson best-seller, SWM G03F in Top 10 Previous year:  Montenegro Full Year 2024: Skoda Scala and Dacia Sandero on top Full April 2025 Top 10 models ranking below. Montenegro April 2025 – models: Pos Model Apr-25 % Mar 2025 % Pos FY24 1 Dacia Sandero 111 20.5% n/a 120 8.6%...

Although not literally *any* car, obviously… Hot Wheels is looking for the next incredible custom build to immortalise in die-cast form

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The Kia Sportage is the best-selling vehicle in North Macedonia in April. According to data shared with us by our Central European partner CE Auto , new car sales in North Macedonia are down -6.9% year-on-year in April to 650 units, leading to a year-to-date volume off -8% to 2,216. The Kia Sportage (-15%) is the most popular car in the country this month and for the first time since February 2024. The Renault Clio (+20.8%) rallies back up six spots on March to land at #2 and easily holds onto the YTD top spot. Leader last month, the Skoda Octavia (-10.7%) falls to #3 but remains #2 so far in the year. The Renault Master makes a rare appearance inside the North Macedonian Top 10 at #4 while Skoda places four models in the Top 7: add the Scala, Kamiq and Karoq. Previous month: North Macedonia March 2025: Skoda Octavia lodges first win in 2.5 years One year ago: North Macedonia April 2024: Hyundai Tucson leads, Toyota Yaris Cross up to record #4 Full April 2025 Top 10 models rank...

Skoda Kodiaq sales are up 87.6% year-on-year in April. Solid month for once in Slovakia in April at +7.9% to 8,322 sales. The year-to-date tally remains in negative however at -7.7% to 28,699. Both Skoda (+21.6%) and Kia (+24.6%) post tremendous gains atop the brands charts, leading to 21.9% and 9.7% shares respectively. In contrast Volkswagen (-8.4%), Hyundai (-5.5%) and Toyota (-23.1%) all decline, with the latter now down to #4 year-to-date, overtaken by Volkswagen. Audi (+201.1%) surges to #9 with Peugeot (+75.6%), Citroen (+66.8%) and Ford (+26.1%) in fantastic shape. Alfa Romeo (+477.8%), Jeep (+186.2%) and Cupra (+107.4%) stand out below. Over in the models charts, the Skoda Octavia (-8.1%) keeps the lead at 4.8% share, distancing the Kia Ceed (+61.4%) delivering another fantastic result. The Hyundai i20 (+83.7%) reaches its highest ranking since June 2023 at #6, while the Skoda Karoq (+54.4%), Skoda Fabia (+41.9%) and Kia Sportage (+32.8%) also excel. The Citroen C3 (+155.6%)...

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Simon Wright, founder of UK-based Limited100, has a passion for cars that runs deep – and it’s turned into a flourishing business now celebrating its 400th customer. The milestone marks a pivotal moment for the luxury car art brand, which has found fans among everyone from classic car collectors to Premier League footballers, and international CEOs. Launched in 2020, Limited100 specialises in handmade, limited-edition car prints, each one meticulously produced in Britain and restricted to just 100 copies. The company’s name is a nod to this exclusivity. Every piece is numbered, signed by both the artist and curator, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. It’s a labour of love that reflects both the artistry of the photographers and the craftsmanship of UK manufacturing. From Frustrated Shopper to Automotive Art Curator The idea for Limited100 was born out of a simple frustration. After moving into his first home, Wright went searching online for a high-quality artwork o...

Some of VW’s GTX-badged warmed-over EVs have felt slightly tokenistic – is there genuine substance to the 335bhp ID7 GTX?

A V8 could replace the car’s existing supercharged V6, as it’ll fall foul of incoming EU emissions regulations

Been holding off on your 670bhp all-electric muscle car until it became easier to get people into the back? It’s your lucky day

Here’s your reminder that Vauxhall once sold a V8 ute in the UK. Please buy it before we financially cripple ourselves

Well, the Opel Mokka, technically. Meet the Mokka GSE Rally, built to FIA eRally5 regulations

The sixth generation of Toyota’s ever-popular crossover has arrived, and boasts hot hatch pace in top PHEV guise

The team behind MudRunner and SnowRunner has turned its attention to construction, and it’s one of the most fun games you can play now, if you have friends

Does the new BMW M5 deserve all the hate it's had? It may be heavy and it may be a hybrid, but do either of those things really detract from it when you're behind the wheel?  Oh, and we've brought along the limited-edition Audi RS6 GT just for a little bit more context. Watch as Alex Gassman drives both on the road to see if the new-age way of hybrid is best, or if a good old V8 is all you need.   

Nissan once spiced up the humble K12 Micra with a 1.6-litre engine. An overlooked gem, or rightfully forgotten?

The Kia K3 is the best-selling vehicle in Colombia year-to-date. New vehicle sales in Colombia advance 13.8% year-on-year in April to 17,430 units, leading to a year-to-date volume up 20.4% to 67,304. Kia (+29%) overtakes Renault (+19.7%) for just two units but remains #2 year-to-date. Mazda (+48.2%) surges ahead and gains two spots on last month to end up on the third step of the podium. In contrast Toyota (-25.4%), #1 a year ago , and Chevrolet (-22.9%) both freefall. Hyundai (+112.2%) shoots up at #8 ahead of Volkswagen (+39.2%) also in great shape. BYD (+391.7%) is once again the performer of the month but drops one rank on March to #10, a ranking it also holds year-to-date.  Over in the models charts, the Mazda CX-30 (+13.1%) snaps the lead for the first time since last August, just one sale above the Kia K3 (+64.4%), which holds the #1 spot year-to-date. The Toyota Corolla Cross (-24.8%), #1 last month , is down to #3 in April, distancing the Mazda2 (+133%) and the new Rena...

The 322bhp ID3 GTX is fun, fast and efficient – but is there a good reason not to spend £1690 less on a Cupra Born VZ?

In 2004, sensible old Peugeot decided to build a fully-functioning grand tourer powered by a 6.0-litre V12. We’re not sure why

With the addition of a Suzuki Carry to GT7, you can finally live out your food truck fantasies

The chunky Savane gains a motor on the rear axle for all-wheel drive and some rugged styling tweaks

BYD holds 10.2% of the Uruguayan market in April. 5,078 new cars found a buyer in Uruguay in April, a -2.8% year-on-year contraction. The year-to-date tally is up 9.9% to 20,559. The Top 4 carmakers all defy the market decline with double-digit gains. Fiat advances 10.9% to 14% share vs. 16.9% so far this year, followed by BYD up 95.9% to 10.4% share, its second best below the 12% it hit in June 2024. BYD also accesses to the 2nd spot for the second time ever. Renault (+21.6%) is up one rank on last month to #3 while Volkswagen (+36.9%) is up three to #4. Completely imploding is Chevrolet (-51.4%) at #5 but still #2 year-to-date. Chery (+80.2%) also shines in the remainder of the Top 10. As a whole, Chinese carmakers account for 29.1% of the Uruguayan market in April. Previous month: Uruguay March 2025: Fiat (+44.9%) stays #1, BYD up 72.2% in market up 25.2% One year ago: Uruguay April 2024: BYD, Hyundai highlight surging market Full April 2025 Top 64 All brands ranking below. Ur...