Car and Van News

Skoda will launch a refreshed version of its Superb large hatch and estate on 17th July, at prices starting from £18,555.

The new version includes revised visuals, an upgraded interior and significantly improved fuel economy and CO2 emissions.

Peugeot believes that its 2008 has the right ingredients to become the best-selling B-segment crossover.

The brand believes the car can outsell Renault’s new Captur and take customers away from the segment-leading Nissan Juke.

Volkswagen has opened order books for its latest Golf BlueMotion, promising the best emissions and economy yet seen in the car.

The new BlueMotion offers official combined cycle fuel consumption of 88.3 mpg and CO2 emissions of 85g/km.

BMW is promising buyers more choice than ever before in its 3 Series range.

By the time the range is complete it will boast more body styles and a greater diversity of trim packages than seen before, and the availability of four-wheel drive for the first time.

The third generation of Kia’s Carens compact MPV will arrive in showrooms next week with a £17,895 price tag.

The seven-seater car will be on offer with three engines and three trim levels.

Audi has unveiled a concept version of its TT coupe that tips the scales some 300kg lighter than the stock model.

Dubbed the TT ultra quattro concept, the car has been developed for next month‘s annual gathering of Audi enthusiasts in Wörthersee, Germany.

The new Range Rover Sport will cost from £51,500 when it arrives in showrooms in the Autumn.

Order books are now open for the car, which its creators describe as Land Rover’s most technology-packed vehicle to date.