Buying a dependable used car doesn't have to mean spending a fortune or settling for something dull. With a budget of £8,000, there's an increasingly varied selection of affordable, economical cars available, including models that would have cost considerably more just a few years ago. Asian manufacturers have long enjoyed strong reputations…
Buying a practical family car doesn't have to mean spending £30,000 or more. While new-car prices have climbed considerably in recent years, pre-registered vehicles and discounted new-stock clearance offers continue to provide some remarkable bargains, often with thousands of pounds knocked off the original list price. From compact crossovers and spacious family…
A £6,000 budget opens the door to a surprisingly varied selection of interesting used cars. Rather than simply chasing the newest or lowest-mileage option, this is the point where buyers can start looking for something with real character. That might mean a proper rear-wheel-drive coupé, a lightweight hot hatch, a rare premium…
Cheap cars do not automatically have to mean bad cars. At the bottom end of the used market, £1,500 will inevitably involve compromises — higher mileage, older interiors and the odd cosmetic scar — but there are still plenty of genuinely useful, dependable cars available for the money. The trick is looking…
MAXUS has become one of the more interesting value brands in the UK commercial vehicle market, with a range that now stretches from diesel and electric vans to pickups and large MPVs. Backed by SAIC Motor, it has steadily built its case around equipment, electrification and aggressive pricing. That value argument becomes…