Volkswagen’s Radical Ninth-Gen Golf, the Diesel You’ll Want to Buy, and Why Adrian Mardell is the Man to Save Jaguar
This week in Autocar, we have some exciting news and reviews to share with you. From the highly anticipated ninth-generation Volkswagen Golf to the latest developments in the automotive industry, there’s something for every car enthusiast. Let’s dive in and explore what’s in store.
News
The ninth-generation Volkswagen Golf is set to be the most radically reinvented version of this popular family hatchback yet. We have all the details on its powertrain, technology, and even the name it will carry. Stay tuned for an in-depth look at what makes this Golf a game-changer.
In an exclusive interview with the CEO of Discovery brand in JLR’s new ‘House of Brands,’ we’ll learn about the future plans for this iconic brand. Expect exciting updates and innovations within the next 12 months.
Aston Martin has unveiled the DB12 Volante, the world’s first open-top ‘super tourer.’ With its stunning design and powerful V8 engine, this cabrio GT is a force to be reckoned with.
Porsche is also gearing up for its EV era with a new look that was previewed by the Mission X and 357. We’ll explore what this means for the future of Porsche sports cars and how it will shape their lineup.
Reviews
Honda has given the CR-V a makeover, promising a more exhilarating driving experience. We’ll put this claim to the test and see if the CR-V lives up to its reputation as a compelling SUV.
The new BMW X5 is not only luxurious but also aims to save diesel. We’ll take a closer look at the 30d variant and see if it delivers on its promise.
Matt Prior reviews the new Smart #1 Brabus, a small car with a big engine. With 422bhp, Prior explores whether the chassis can handle the power and if it lives up to the Brabus name.
We’ll also be testing the Hyundai Kona Hybrid, Inverted Range Rover Classic, facelifted Nissan X-Trail, and the Mercedes A250e saloon. Stay tuned for our expert opinions on these vehicles.
Features
Ever wondered why some performance icons from Japan, such as the Nissan Z Sport, Toyota GR Corolla, and Subaru WRX, aren’t available in Britain? We’ll take you on a thrilling ride up a Canadian mountain road to experience these cars firsthand and find out what we’re missing out on.
Adrian Mardell, the man who started as an apprentice at JLR and worked his way up to the top job, shares his journey and vision for putting Jaguar back on its feet. Discover how his passion and dedication have made him the perfect candidate for this challenging task.
With London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone expanding, we explore the best ways to drive around London on a budget. From the Volkswagen Up to the BMW 330Ci, we’ll help you find the perfect car for your needs.
Opinion
Matt Prior shares his thoughts on car-based subscription services and why they can sometimes be more frustrating than convenient. Join him as he delves into the pros and cons of this emerging trend.
Steve Cropley meets a man who owns the same MGB V8 that Autocar road tested back in 1973. From unruffled encounters with opinionated journalists to driving a Honda E 250 miles home, Cropley’s adventures are sure to entertain.
Used
In our used car section, John Evans takes a closer look at the Toyota Avensis. Known for its reliability and practicality, we explore whether there’s anything particularly noteworthy about this mile-munching workhorse.
Conclusion
This week in Autocar, we’ve covered a wide range of topics, from the highly anticipated ninth-generation Volkswagen Golf to the latest developments in the automotive industry. Whether you’re interested in new car releases, expert reviews, or insightful features, Autocar has you covered. Stay tuned for more exciting content in the weeks to come.