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A proper Mini, with three doors and a tiny boot. But does it work with an e
IT’S been a little over 30 years since BMW bought the MINI brand, and it’s fair to say that over the three decades since, the transformation from one-model icon to a diverse range of retro-inspired ha
It’s quite hard to define exactly who this Aceman is aimed at. The advertising features young urbanistas with coffee cups and Labubu dolls charging up in bright colourful cityscapes. Certainly its ran
Character, comfort and class-leading value were Citroën’s objectives for the new C3 supermini, and the French firm has hit all three nails on the head. We’ve already driven the petrol and electric ver
This era of high-rise electric superminis that we’re living through is showing no sign of stalling. We now have a class packed with all kinds: premium ones (Alfa Romeo Junior), sporty ones (Mini Acema
WHEN Fiat brought back its funky fifties favourite, the 500, in 2007, it was a genius move. Whereas the original 500 was basic transport for the masses, the second coming was all about premium urban t
As a motorist who has always enjoyed swift, measured and safe driving, a combination of factors (average speed cameras, reduced A-road speed limits, drivers going considerably slower ‘just in case’, i