You either love the little Suzuki Swift, or it’s not on your radar. It’s one of those cars that once you have tried it, driven it, lived with it a while, you’ll swear by it. The fourth generation Suzuki Swift has been around since 2017 and maintained the sheer charm, usability and fun drive that keeps the Swift’s loyal following intact and growing.
Continue reading “2020 Suzuki Swift Sport Hybrid”This is the fifth generation of a model line that was launched back in 1994 and arguably kicked off the trend and set the standard for affordable family SUVs. Of course it won customers and plaudits for robustness, reliability and all-round ability and practicality.
Continue reading “Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Review”29092020 #BCGBulletin – That grille on the BMW M3 and M4 is the least of your concerns, plus how the post-opulent Ghost is anything but, new EVs from VW & Honda, sporty versions of the Peugeot 508 and Ford Puma.
Parking a BMW 330 on one’s driveway would be a point of pride for any motorist, but what about that ‘e’ tagged onto the end? At first glance you’d think it was a fully electric version of the fabled 3 Series – a popular choice in the BMW range particularly among UK motorists.
Continue reading “Full Review: BMW 330e”
It’s about as fresh and woke as an SUV can get. Swoopy styling, Focus underpinnings, and clever future tech that’ll get you a claimed 200mpg – this writer bears witness to nearly 100mpg in the real world – at least for a while. The Kuga has come a long way, cue wavy lines to inset a quick history lesson…
Continue reading “Ford Kuga PHEV Review”It’s the superclean BMW 3 Series that runs about half the time on electric power and claims a maximum of 200mpg! It’s an M-Sport version, but does it still feel, drive and behave like a 3 Series should? Watch my full review. Follow #BCGBMW #BCGBMW330e & #BrownCarGuy (on all all social media). If you enjoyed this video please consider supporting me on https://www.patreon.com/shahzadsheikh
By the time you’ve read this review, Toyota will have sold two more Corollas somewhere in the world. The Japanese company sold a million of these last year and it is certifiably the best-selling car in the world. Some people might find this strange, while others, like myself, can easily comprehend and appreciate the depth of quality and continuity inherent in the Corolla.
Here’s my review of the 2019 Toyota Corolla hybrid hatchbach. The Corolla is the world’s best-selling car – two sold every minute – is it deserved? And what’s like driven hard? Find out in this video.
Here are two cars that share a lot in common… similar colour and er… they’re both Japanese
A bit of fun with my friends over at Planet Auto – when we met up at the British Motor Show press event, we realised we had similarly vibrant cars!
