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Promoted: SUVs, MPVs and crossovers are hugely popular with family buyers for their mix of size and practicality. But, in an increasingly crowded market, how do you choose which one is right for you?

We've been given exclusive access to the all-new Renault Scenic, ahead of its launch later this year. Along with us are some What Car? readers to give their verdict.

With increasing urban pollution and rising costs for road tax and congestion charges, there has never been a better time to consider an electric van.

The Volvo V40 is at the beginning of its time on the What Car? fleet.

Audi RS6 Saloon review - What Car? What Car? is the UK's biggest car-buying brand and has been helping Britain's car buyers make purchasing decisions for over 40 years.

The T-Roc is Volkswagen's new small SUV. It's taking on the Audi Q2 and Seat Ateca in this vibrant market, but is it a good choice? We've been to Portugal to find out.

To read the full What Car? Vauxhall Astra review click bit.ly/yXRl8e What Car?

The new Skoda Superb is one of the biggest cars in its class, and features a range of features designed to make that space as practical and comfortable as possible.

Do we have a family car game changer on our hands? Citroën would certainly hope so.

Ferrari California review What Car? is the UK's biggest car-buying brand and has been helping Britain's car buyers make purchasing decisions for over 40 years.

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Lots of people in the What Car? office have complained about our Peugeot 208's steering wheel and how you can't see the dials when it is in place.

Subscribe: bit.ly/1fBCZIl The Skoda Octavia 2.0 TDI SE is welcomed onto the What Car? long-term test fleet by its new custodian Barnaby Jones.

#WhatCar #OraFunkyCat #EVReview In this new Ora Funky Cat review, we find out if this electric car from China can really shake up the European EV market.

Read the What Car? Ford Fiesta review bit.ly/xhXnJk The Ford Fiesta is great to drive, rides comfortably and is one of the most refined cars in its class.

We gave the all-new Suzuki Vitara SUV to a young family from Blackpool to test each and every one of its family-friendly features. This is what they found...

The new Seat Ibiza has a big challenge ahead of it in the small car market, but we've already been impressed with this model. So much so, in fact, that it gained a five-star rating on our road test.

Kia’s hatchback has always been a strong Family Car Award contender, and the all-new Kia Ceed is now an even more convincing package.

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Audi has revealed the third generation of the TT Coupe. Here are the five key things that you need to know about the car.

The Cupra Born takes everything great about the Volkswagen ID.3 (last year's winner) and turns the fun up to 11. A fantastic all-rounder, here are 5 reasons why it won.

Plenty of space, plenty of power, and plenty of kit. That’s why Dacia's remarkable Sandero has won What Car?'s Best Small Car under £12,000 award for the past five years running.

Subscribe: bit.ly/1fBCZIl The Nissan Qashqai has been crowned the What Car? Car of the Year 2014. Here we explain exactly why it won. Read more about the 2014 Car of the Year Awards at whatcar.

We take a ride in Peugeot's BB1 electric car. For more whatcar.com news visit: whatcar.com/car-news What Car?

Subscribe: bit.ly/1fBCZIl The 2014 Mini has been revealed to the general public for the first time, but a small group of What Car?

Not only is the MG 4 EV staggeringly good value for money, but it features a very competitive all-electric range, fast charging, roomy rear seats and loads of standard equipment.

To read the What Car? Alfa Romeo Mito review click bit.ly/yP37wu The Alfa Romeo Mito looks distinctive and Italian -- especially in red -- and has a nicely-designed sporty cabin.

The Fiat 500 has quirky looks, flexible engines and undercuts its rivals on price. It's also one of the safest superminis around. The ride is jittery, the handling is so-so and boot space is limited.

Read the What Car? Hyundai i20 review bit.ly/Aa1o6G The Hyundai i20 is cheap to buy, costs peanuts to run and comes with plenty of kit.