Reviews from test cars
“The car is a milkcow the government greedily milks” is what our professor fiscality declared many years ago, this remains true to this day. I would dare say that is…
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Car Reviews
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The Koreans from Hyundai have something in store for everyone: a big SUV (Santa Fe) for the posh madam who does not want to risk breaking a nail when rear…
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2016 was the year where things really took off, two successful events in the books and a lot of car reviews. With 2017 knocking at the door we’d like to…
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A while back we reviewed the Subaru XV , now it’s time to review the Subaru Levorg. The XV is a cross-over SUV, the Levorg is an estate car, different…
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Back in 2002 PSA Group (Peugeot, Citroën) and Toyota agreed to produce a small city car together. Three years later the Peugeot 107, Citroën C1 and Toyota Aygo were available…
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Another German monster up for review. Whether you are a BMW nut or not, there is no denying the iconic status of the M3. We got our hands on the…
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SU-BA-RU, pronouncing that name will suffice to get any petrol head at least a little bit excited. After all the Japanese company is responsible for the Impreza, subject of many…
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For this review we got our hands on a German monster: Audi RS4 Avant Quattro B8. The sort of sports car a non-petrol head will hardly notice when it is…
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Our second review: this time about a car for sale on the secondhand market. An Aston Martin DBS from 2009 in Obsidian Black. A supercar that most people can only…
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The original Mazda MX-5 (Miata) was first introduced to the public at the 1989 Chicago Auto Show. It was a Japanese interpretation of the classic British roadsters from the sixties.…