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The Ioniq is three cars in one, as it's available as a hybrid, as a plug-in hybrid and as a fully electric vehicle. It's the hybrid, though, which we think makes the most sense.

The Skoda Superb may sit at the lower end of our 2018 Executive Car award price range.

There are plenty of reasons why the Skoda Octavia won our top Family Car award for 2018 – from a great driving experience, comfort and practicality, through to top-level build quality and

The BMW 5 Series may sit at the lowest price point of our three Luxury Car picks, but it feels almost as sophisticated as the Audi A8, and is seven times cheaper than the Rolls Royce Ghost.

The Hyundai Ioniq blends low running costs and a relatively modest price tag with a reassuringly normal driving experience. It’s also more practical and smarter inside than its main rivals.

The Hyundai i30N has gone from zero to hero in the Hot Hatch class, bettering established rivals such as the Ford Focus ST and the Volkswagen Golf GTI with its first serious effort.

One of our favourite small cars gets even better when you add more room in the rear. It’s not just the Skoda Fabia’s space vs. cost that secured our Estate Car Best Buy for less than £20,000.

Seat scored a bumper crop of wins at the 2018 What Car? Awards, topping the Small Car category with the Seat Ibiza and the Small SUV class with the Seat Arona.

With an engine that offers class-leading refinement and frugality, an SE trim that is packed with comfort features, infotainment and advanced safety aids, and the space offered by its estate design

The Volvo XC40 is the company’s most well-rounded model yet, taking refinement, comfort, quality and safety to another level.

Great build quality, a spacious interior, and city-friendly handling and ride, allied to clever infotainment smartphone integration.

The Peugeot 5008 offers a stylish but functional cockpit, seven spacious seats as standard, a huge load volume and a surprisingly gutsy 1.2-litre petrol engine.

The Skoda Superb Estate’s spacious and practical load area instantly made it a contender for our 2018 Estate Car of the Year prize.

The mid-price point of the Family SUV class may be crowded with quality competition, but the Skoda Karoq stands out for the space-giving flexibility of its VarioFlex seats, a great ride and its

The Volvo XC40 mixes style with space, and comfort with cutting-edge safety. When more frugal petrol engines are introduced, it has the potential to be even more appealing.

Join What Car? consumer editor Claire Evans and Thatcham Research’s Matthew Avery as they walk us through the technology that is key to the judging of the 2018 What Car? Safety Award.

The Nissan Leaf is now in its second generation and is a much better all-rounder than the original model.

In 2017, the Seat Ateca family SUV took on, and beat, the mighty Nissan Qashqai, and now Seat is hoping for similar giant-killing success in the small car arena with the latest Ibiza.

City cars may be cheap to buy, but that doesn't mean we're willing to compromise on performance, running costs and interior space. So does the Picanto prove well rounded enough to see off its rivals?

Vauxhall already offers two SUVs: the Crossland X and Mokka X. However, as its name suggests, the Grandland X is bigger, competing with the likes of the Nissan Qashqai, Peugeot 3008 and Seat Ateca.

The Velar is a rakish five-door SUV which slots in between the entry-level Evoque and the cheapest Range Rover Sport.

Since the original VW Golf was launched back in 1974, more than 33 million have been sold. But in 2019, does this car of the people still stand tall?

It's been Britain's most popular car for more than a decade, but is the Ford Fiesta the world's best small hatchback? Watch our in-depth review to find out.

The Qashqai is the car that started the craze for small SUVs, but is this facelifted version one of the best around?

The Porsche Macan is a premium SUV rival to the likes of the Audi Q5 and BMW X3. Visit whatcar.com/porsche/macan/4x4/deals to see how much we can save you when buying a new Macan.

Read more about all the winners of the What Car? Used Car of the Year Awards here: whatcar.com/used-car-awards And find your next used car for sale on the What Car?

In the third of our ‘Driven By Something Different’ series, we join award-winning poet Kevin McLean in the Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo.

Join Heart Breakfast presenter Nicola Hume and technology journalist David McClelland as they drive the new all-electric Renault Zoe to Paris.

The original Volvo XC60 was a big hit and even picked up our SUV of the Year award.

The Porsche Cayenne has become one of the German brand's most popular cars. We've been to Crete to drive the all new third-generation model. New videos are uploaded to What Car? each week.