April 2011

The Saab convertible is now a well established model on our roads and although over the years the car has been given sleeker and added various mod cons the concept has remained the same – a soft top that can be used all year round.
It seems that most manufacturers have now gone down the hard top route, which has its pros and cons. For instance, you may find that your insurance is cheaper, but on the other hand you could find that while the roof is down you lose a little boot space, however this is not the case with the Saab 9.3…

The new Citroen C4 has hit the dealer forecourts and is ready to take on the big guns, the Ford Focus and the Volkswagen Golf. Citroen have improved the C4 over it’s predecessor, the novelty fixed hub steering wheel and the big digital speedometer have gone and there is a more quality feel about the new model with good use of premium looking materials and a simple dash lay out.

Citroen do have a habit of building very comfortable cars and having driven a few like the C4, C5 and the very popular DS3 this looks set to continue, so a very safe bet when trying to get from A to B and will also offer great comfort for those long haul journeys as well.

The new Audi A7 Sportback is a non-compromising mix of comfort, practicality and styling, all very important features when most people are looking at buying a new car.This model offers 3 engine grades: the 2.8 litre 201 bhp, a 3.0 296 bhp petrol and a 3.0 TDi that is available as a 201 bhp 2 wheel drive or a 241 bhp Quattro. All derivatives offer fantastic fuel economy for their performance…