Tag: car review

GWM ORA Funky Cat Review – Cutesy, Clever, Chinese

All-New Electric Car from China now On Sale in Europe!

Check out my full review of the GWM (Great Wall Motors) ORA Funky Cat – an all-new electric car from China that has just gone on sale in the UK and Europe for the first time. It’s the first electric car from the Chinese car manufacturing giant. I reveal the incredible spec on this car, the price it goes on sale for, plus look at the practicality, comfort and of course I take it for a drive and deliver my verdict. Let us know what you think of it in the Comments! Follow #BCGORAFunkyCat

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2023 Kia XCeed Updates Review 

Going Green in Kia’s Third Best-Selling Car

The Kia XCeed may be part of the Ceed lineup – think of it as the crossover, body-on-stilts version of the Ceed hatchback (though only the front door panels are shared), but it’s actually also the dominant force. It has lead sales not only in the Ceed/XCeed range since it was introduced in 2019, but has surged to take the third best-selling spot in the entire Kia UK portfolio, behind the Sportage and Niro. That’s almost 10% of the company’s sales. 

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2023 Kia XCeed Review

Facelift Spirit Green GT Line Manual Driven

Check out my full review and all the spec, trim, engine and pricing details, for the new facelifted 2023 Kia XCeed, particularly the new for this year, GT-Line trim in this spectacular Spirit Green. I speak to the product experts, take a look at the practicality, space and comfort and then take it for a drive! Follow #BCGKiaXCeed

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1996 Mercedes SL 320 (R129) Review 

Should You Get One? Is it a daily driver? Worth it as an investment?

The fourth-generation Mercedes SL luxury convertible ran from 1989 right up to 2001, and is often referred to by its manufacturer code name, the R129. A 12-year model cycle is almost unheard of these days in the motor industry, but even at the end of that run, this series SL still looked fresh. Bruno Sacco was responsible for a design that revolutionised Mercedes styling at the time. 

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