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BARBOUR JACKETS HAVE been bringing country chic to city slickers for generations, and this new Cross variant of Hyundai’s tiny electric Inster similarly looks at home in the urban and actual jungles a

With some test cars, I expect the attention. When I stop for petrol in a bright orange McLaren, I take it as a given that the person next to me will want to talk or take pictures. However, when I drov

RATHER than adapting its existing city car, the i10, for its smallest EV, Hyundai has chosen a more characterful starting point for the Inster: the Korean-market Casper. That cheeky styling, complete

SUV: those three letters have evolved into a very broad term in today’s car market. Anything that looks a little chunkier or rides a little higher than a standard hatchback, saloon or estate can wear

THE mid-size premium SUV class has undergone pretty drastic change over the last few years. The Lexus NX and Mercedes GLC arrived within a few months of one another, while Audi’s multi-pronged, multi-

THEY SAY IT’S what’s inside that counts, but the original Volkswagen T-Roc proved that’s not always the case, because it sold in huge numbers despite having a distinctly disappointing interior. Sure,